Brighton to seek alternative to glyphosate
Brighton and Hove City Council has voted overwhelmingly to seek alternatives to glyphosate for killing weeds in public areas, citing the IARC's 2015 finding that the chemical is "probably carcinogenic".

Brighton and Hove City Council has voted overwhelmingly to seek alternatives to glyphosate for killing weeds in public areas, citing the IARC's 2015 finding that the chemical is "probably carcinogenic".