Carey joins Tractor Time host Ben Trollinger to discuss her latest book — The Monsanto Papers: Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption, and One Man's Search for Justice. The book is out now and you can find it at the acresusa.com bookstore.
In this webinar, journalist and “The Monsanto Papers” author Carey Gillam will discuss the many unexpected twists and turns that went on behind the scenes of the historic case that helped force Monsanto owner Bayer AG into an $11 billion settlement. Lee Johnson will speak about his battle both to fight cancer and the giant chemical company. Attorney Michael Miller will discuss how the case was fought, and eventually won. Mackenzie Feldman will moderate our discussion and talk about how her organization, Herbicide-Free Campus, works to eliminate herbicides from college campuses across the U.S. This webinar is co-hosted by Island Press and Herbicide Free Campus. Panelists include: • Lee Johnson, former school groundskeeper and winner of Monsanto litigation • Carey Gillam, journalist and author of “Whitewash” and “The Monsanto Papers” • Michael Miller, Founding partner with The Miller Firm LLC • Mackenzie Feldman, Founder and Executive Director of Herbicide-Free Campus
Join the Community Church of Boston on Earth Sunday, April 18th at 11 a.m. ET to hear from journalist Carey Gillam and cancer survivor, musician and environmental activist Lee Johnson. Our 11:00 am Speakers Forum is a time to hear from inspiring and thought-provoking speakers around social justice topics.
Join us on April 14, 2021 at 10 am Pacific / 1pm Eastern to hear Carey Gillam discuss her new book, The Monsanto Papers - Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption and One Man's Search for Justice.
Via America’s Lawyer: Investigative journalist and author of “The Monsanto Papers” Carey Gillam joins Mike Papantonio to share her personal experience throughout the Bayer-Monsanto debacle, built upon a decades-long cover-up by researchers who downplayed the dangers of their hallmark product.
Carey Gillam’s 2017 book, Whitewash, exposed the dangers of the world’s most popular weedkiller: Monsanto’s Roundup. Gillam’s new book, The Monsanto Papers, tells the riveting story of the man who became the face of a David-and-Goliath showdown against one of the world’s biggest agribusiness corporations.
In 'The Monsanto Papers,' Carey Gillam Goes Deep On Roundup Legal Battles
Left Bank Books welcomes investigative journalist Carey Gillam, who will discuss her new book,
The Monsanto Papers: Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption, and One Man’s Search for Justice,
on our Facebook Live Page at 7pm CT on March 3. Join us on our Facebook Live Page and order a copy of
The Monsanto Papers from Left Bank Books to support authors and independent bookstores!
Inside Ideas- A Conversation with Carey Gillam
“It is a story of corporate malfeasance on a grand scale – a chilling revelation of the chemical industry’s greed, arrogance and reckless disregard for human life and the health of our planet.”
That words of Phil Landrigan, founding director of Boston College’s Global Public Health Program, on Carey Gillam’s brand new book hot off the press today: The Monsanto Papers. Which makes it a real scoop for Inside Ideas to have Carey, whose lifelong quest has been to ‘build a career on the simple pursuit of truth’, join me on today’s show to talk about the book.
“My work is based on the belief that by sharing information and ideas, airing debates, and unveiling actions and events critical to public policy, we help advance and strengthen our community — our humanity,” Carey said.
Foreign Press Association USA
Press Briefing
Monday February 21st, 2021
Chemical Lawfare:
Lessons From Carey Gillam & Robert Bilott's Battles to Expose Monsanto & DuPont