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Why is Monsanto still in business???

The parents, students and staff at Sky Valley Education Center, located in Monroe, Wash., are far from the only people who have watched their health suffer from the effects of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), a toxic chemical compound. However, the recent $275 million verdict for a case against Monsanto, the primary producer of PCBs in the U.S., could set a precedent for how the future of those responsible for PCB contamination might look.

In a series of trials taking place at the King County Courthouse, more than 200 parents, students and staff have sued Monsanto for severe health issues caused by the PCBs. The PCBs Monsanto produced have been found in light fixtures and window caulking throughout the Sky Valley Education Center. Although the Monroe School District assured faculty and parents that the old building was safe, the light fixtures began smoking, catching fire and dripping a yellow, oily tar-like substance. This, combined with the rampant health issues suddenly faced by people in the building made the contamination infeasible to ignore.

https://seattlespectator.com/2022/11/09/monsanto-accused-of-medically-compromising-children-in-monroe/