The Monsanto Papers

The book tells the story of Lee Johnson, a groundskeeper who developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after being exposed to glyphosate at work.

It details the legal battle against Monsanto, exposing the company's corrupt practices, including hiding evidence, manipulating regulators, and ghostwriting scientific papers.

The narrative delves into the personal and professional risks faced by Johnson and his lawyers, as well as the broader implications of corporate accountability.