omg can u believe monsanto got away with all this toxic mess for so long?? $160 mil is def a good start but like what about all those ppl who died or got sick from pcb exposure? its not just about the benjamins, its about accountability 
anyway, i guess its a step in the right direction that they're finally being held accountable. lets hope this sets a precedent for other polluters to follow
we need more of these kinds of settlements so that ppl can get some justice and not have to suffer like the communities affected by monsanto's recklessness 
anyway, i guess its a step in the right direction that they're finally being held accountable. lets hope this sets a precedent for other polluters to follow
we need more of these kinds of settlements so that ppl can get some justice and not have to suffer like the communities affected by monsanto's recklessness 
. $160 million might seem like a lot, but considering all the lives affected by PCBs, it's still kinda peanuts 
. Newsflash: you can't hide behind "state-of-the-science" warnings when people are dying from cancer and whatnot 
. The fact that their new owners (Bayer) are downplaying any responsibility just adds fuel to the fire 
. Still, I'm glad someone's holding them accountable 
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I'm so mad for the communities who got poisoned by those toxic PCBs, it's not fair that they're only getting $80 million now. And what about the people who are still sick and can't work because of it? This settlement is a step in the right direction, but it's still way too little, you know?! 