Why did Ireland side with the EU and vote to renew Glyphosate's licence for another 10 years

We have all been eating food sprayed with this stuff since we were born. What do you think makes the wheat that lovely golden color just before harvest?

No it isn't "very good at causing cancer". That's being melodramatic. Give me some figures to back that up vs. say tobacco use or even sugar.

No. That isn't what I asked for. That relates to legal settlements and is likely off the back of the landmark case from about 6 or 8 years ago where a gardener got some form of illness (could have been cancer) and claimed it was due to his occasional use of roundup. It was a US case and the court issued punitive damages. So it becomes a financial damage limitation exercise after that.

It is probably likely that you know of one case personally where a person was involved in a traffic incident, is adamant that it wasn't their fault in any way, shape or form, but their insurance settled with a 5 or 6 figure sum. Possibly without telling the person. That's not a scientific proof of causation. The tests for which are more robust here than over in the US. There is a thing called the "Fairchild exception" in English law, but it is not clear whether it would apply here. That case related to mesothelioma and exposure to asbestos.

What I asked of you is the scientific numbers for the danger of exposure to glyophosphate and its impact on cancer rates and a comparision with the rates of say smoking or drinking or even certain toxins that might be in your tap water.

Its a great for weed control in an amenity setting. Spraying it on food we eat isn't so wise imo but then so many other chemicals end up in the food we eat, who's to say its solely down to Glyphosate.

Actually it's harmless until a study can prove that it isn't, and there is no study that proves that. The crusade against this and GMO and other stuff people don't really understand is not much different than people claiming 5G causes cancer.

The EU has been on a mission to improve safety and environment standards since it was created. All of this is good, but over time individual measures have less impact on safety. The low hanging fruit have nearly all been picked so to speak.