Campaign 01 · Started 2026 · Public record
Stop the spray.
Keep the ground.
Earth Alliance is a coalition of farmers, parents, researchers and neighbours who want one thing named out loud: glyphosate is classified as a probable human carcinogen, and it is still sprayed on the ground we live on.
The record
What this is
A public campaign. It collects what regulators, courts and peer-reviewed science have published about glyphosate, and it puts that record in front of people who live next to the spraying. No product, no subscription, no party.
What this is not
Not a lawsuit and not a diagnosis. Nothing here says a named company is guilty, and nothing here says a named person is sick. Where a claim is an allegation, it is attributed. Where it is an opinion, it says so.
How we work
Every number carries a source and a date. Anything unconfirmed is marked unconfirmed. When we get something wrong, the correction is published on the same page, with the date it changed.
Five levels, never mixed
A campaign that wants to be believed has to show its working. Every piece of evidence we publish is tagged with one of these five levels. The tag travels with the sentence, not with the page.
| Level | What it means | How we cite it |
|---|---|---|
| Official | A regulator or a public body stated it. | Body, document, date of the bulletin. |
| Judicial | A court decided it. | Case number, court, date, and whether an appeal is pending. |
| Scientific | A study or a review concluded it. | Whether it is a hazard classification or a risk assessment, and where regulators diverge. |
| Allegation | A party in a dispute claims it. | Attributed to the party. Never in the campaign's own voice. |
| Interpretation | We read the record and drew a conclusion. | Declared as editorial, anchored to a number that is cited above it. |
“In March 2015, IARC classified glyphosate as probably carcinogenic to humans (Group 2A).”
IARC/WHO, Monograph Volume 112. Hazard classification based on limited evidence in humans, sufficient evidence in experimental animals, and strong evidence of genotoxicity.What we ask
Label it plainly
If a product carries a substance that the cancer agency of the WHO calls a probable human carcinogen, the label says so, in the same size as the instructions for use.
Keep a buffer
No spraying near homes, schools, wells and fields worked by hand. A buffer zone is the cheapest protection that exists, and the only one that works before exposure.
Publish the record
The studies a regulator relies on should be readable by the people it regulates. Public money funds most of them. The public should be able to read them.
Take it and use it
The identity, the rules and the artwork are open for anyone who wants to carry this. Print it, post it, translate it. Do not put our mark on something we did not say.
Sixteen sections: the name, the mark, the colour, the type, the grid, the formats and the evidence discipline. Publishing this week.
Not published yetThe mark at full size and the demand in two lines. Print at A2, or scale to A3 and A4 without losing the grid.
Download the poster → Poster, the classificationThe IARC classification set as a single word, with the citation under it. For walls, windows and print.
Download the poster →