Sri Lanka scientist blames industry as award for herbicide research is axed

Mongabay
Feb 28, 2019, 5:39 am200 pts
A leading science advocacy group has suspended its decision to award two Sri Lankan scientists for their efforts to link a controversial weed killer to kidney disease, following a public backlash. Sarath Gunatilake and Channa Jayasumana were to have received the 2019 Award for Scientific Freedom and…

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