Take action with us to safeguard public and planetary health!

As we embark upon the holidays amidst a pandemic that provides a daily reminder of the importance of public health measures, we are calling on Lowe's and Home Depot to protect their consumers health and remove Roundup®, a weed killer made with cancer-causing glyphosate, from their shelves.

Send a letter to Home Depot and Lowe's demanding they reject Roundup® and remove it from their shelves.

After you send this letter, there are more ways to engage! See below for ideas.

1. Create a sign!

Write why you are calling for Lowe's and Home Depot to remove Roundup® on a sign, and take a picture in front of a Home Depot or Lowe's Store (social distanced and with a mask of course), in your yard, or in a local park with your sign. Post it to social media with the hashtag #RejectRoundup.

2. Tweet about it!

Hey @Lowes and @HomeDepot: Get roundup off our shelves, off our lawns and out of our bodies! #RejectRoundup

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3. Learn more about the harmful impacts of Glyphosate!

Glyphosate exposure has been linked to an increased risk of cancer. In 2018, Monsanto/Bayer was ordered by a judge to pay $78 million to Dewayne Lee Johnson, who developed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma during his work spraying Roundup® as a school groundskeeper. There are over 100,000 similar court cases pending.

Yet, glyphosate is still on store shelves! Right now, Roundup® can be found in Lowe’s and Home Depot garden centers. Lowe’s and Home Depot can play a vital role in ending the use of this toxic weedkiller, but the companies won’t do it unless they hear from you.

Take Action: Ask Lowe’s and Home Depot to remove cancer-causing Roundup® from store shelves to protect people and the planet!

This campaign is in coordination with Friends of the Earth, Sum of Us, Green America, Center for Food Safety, Beyond Pesticides, and Kids Right to Know.

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