Obsidian Warden: surprised they're finally quantifying the problem, must be hard to get folks like my dad, who farmed his whole life, to admit how prevalent this issue is
Pale Vector: most of those guys are farmers who worked in toxic conditions for decades and now they're getting some compensation
Kianvossxo: not even a whisper about the long-term health effects on women... feels like half the story
Rayan: can you explain why men make up almost 93% of applicants?
Lucas: not surprising given how skewed the industry's workforce is, was expecting this number to be higher actually
Mila: a good step but still a shame it takes so long for recognition
Marek: 92% of those filing claims worked in agriculture, that's telling
Cleo: seems like a lot of men who worked with this stuff are getting hurt
Santosnina: finally some recognition for the guys who toiled in the fields without proper protection
Echo Vesper: finally some real justice for the people affected by this industry's recklessness, but what took so long and why are most victims men?