Widespread use of herbicides leads to the contamination of water and soil.
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Widespread use of GM crops has already led to the creation
of herbicide - resistant weeds in Canada and the U.S.
The loss
of milkweed plants due to extensive
herbicide use and changes in farming practices, such as the
widespread adoption
of herbicide - resistant crops, has been identified as a major contributing factor
of monarch's decline in the eastern U.S. Disease, climate change,
widespread insecticide
use, and loss or degradation
of nectar - rich habitat may also be contributing to declines.
Some
of the most
widespread mammary gland carcinogens include 1,4 - dioxane (found in detergents, shampoos, and soaps), perfluorooctanoic acid (
used to manufacture Teflon), vinyl chloride (
used to make PVC), and atrazine (a
herbicide banned in Europe but widely
used in the United States).