Let's Hold Chemical Companies Accountable!

email advocacy

Dear [Your Elected Official],

Hundreds of farmers and agricultural workers in Florida have sued Bayer/Monsanto and ChemChina after developing cancer and Parkinson’s from exposure to their chemicals. These cases represent a tiny fraction of the many hundreds of thousands of lawsuits they’ve faced worldwide.

No state has given these foreign chemical corporations liability protections for the harm they cause. Why should Florida be the first? House Bill 129 and Senate Bill 922 would strip farmers of their ability to hold foreign corporations accountable for knowingly misleading them.

House Bill 129 and Senate Bill 922 are a gift to ChemChina, a company flagged by the Pentagon as a “Chinese Military Company” and run by the Chinese Communist Party. Their banned-in-China pesticide paraquat is clearly linked to Parkinson’s, yet the label doesn’t disclose these risks in the U.S.—and House Bill 129 / Senate Bill 922 block Florida farmers from holding ChemChina accountable.

Please vote against House Bill 129 and Senate Bill 922 and stand with Florida farmers.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your City & State]

Send me occasional emails about this issue

Summary

Protect Your Rights – Stop Corporate Immunity in Florida Multinational chemical companies are pushing for a law that would shield them from lawsuits when their products cause cancer and other harm. If they succeed, Florida families could lose their right to seek justice. What’s at stake? <ul> <li>Multi-national chemical companies want to block lawsuits from Florida citizens harmed by their products.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>This would rig the system in favor of corporations and strip away your legal rights.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>We’ve seen this before with tobacco, asbestos, and opioids - big companies hiding the truth and avoiding responsibility.</li> </ul> Take Action Now! Tell your legislators to oppose corporate immunity and protect Florida families. Your voice matters.

Who will receive your email?

Your State Senator, State Representative(s), State Governor and State Lt. Governor