Katherine Paul

Katherine Paul is associate director of the Organic Consumers Association.

Latest from Katherine Paul

Does Your Diestel Turkey Come With a Side of Antibiotics?

Can these companies be trusted?

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

November 22, 2017

International Monsanto Tribunal Calls for Human Rights Over Corporate Rights

Monsanto engaged in practices that have violated the basic human rights to a healthy environment, food, health, and research.

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

April 25, 2017

Monsanto Isn’t Feeding the World — It’s Killing Our Children

Two new reports published in recent weeks add to the already large and convincing body of evidence that agricultural pesticides are poisoning us.

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

March 18, 2017

Economy & Labor

Bayer and Monsanto: A Merger of Two Evils

Is anyone out there still buying the line that Monsanto and Bayer are in the business of feeding the world?

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

September 30, 2016

Environment & Health

Billions Against Bayer: Here We Come!

Monsanto (and Bayer) are on trial. You be the judge.

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

September 18, 2016

Environment & Health

Six Questions for Monsanto

Throughout history, citizens’ tribunals have been an effective tool for highlighting the need to change international law.

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

June 6, 2016

Environment & Health

Three Takeaways From New Study on GMOs

A report from the National Academies of Sciences on GE technology was met with cheers from the biotech industry.

by: Ronnie Cummins &; Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

May 24, 2016

Food Companies Plan to Label GMOs — but Is There More to the Story?

Have consumers won the GMO labeling battle?

by: Ronnie Cummins &; Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

March 27, 2016

Environment & Health

Drugging Animals on Factory Farms – Enough Already

A drug company that makes animal drugs, purchased not by consumers but by factory farms, is advertising directly to consumers who will never actually purchase those drugs.

by: Katherine Paul,; Organic Consumers Association

January 8, 2016

Environment & Health

EU Gives Monsanto Mixed Message on Roundup’s Cancer-Causing Potential

Research shows that Roundup, can damage DNA, disrupt development and cause morbidity.

by: Katherine Paul,; AlterNet

November 23, 2015