When Dolar Vasani was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, she began investigating the hidden dangers of synthetic pesticides.
In Pink Bucket: Glyphosate and My Cancer Journey, she reveals how these invisible threats affect human health, ecosystems, and future generations. Blending personal memoir with accessible science, she explores illness, accumulation, and unseen exposure with clarity and compassion. The pink bucket serves as a recurring symbol throughout the book, which weaves intricate storytelling with clear insight into glyphosate and its pervasive role in our lives.
By raising these questions, Dolar encourages readers to consider what fills their own buckets, choosing understanding over fear and curiosity over uncertainty. Urgent, personal, and thought provoking, Pink Bucket is a compelling contribution to a global conversation we can no longer ignore.



Mandy –
An absolute must read. The amount of information and the journey of this incredible woman has left me with some food for thought.
Clare | The LOVE Kitchen –
Such a gem of a book that opens the doorway into the poisons that are being sprayed on our food and the impact it is having on our bodies, our soils, our futures. Vasani eloquently and accessibly unveils this hidden topic through her own journey with the discovery of cancer in her body and how it got there. A great, easy, and wonderful read. And an important and empowering book that will show the road for how we can make more healthy and loving choices, once we know.
Adria –
Pink Bucket is a powerful and thought-provoking read with an accessible exploration of glyphosate and the hidden chemicals in our everyday lives. Whether or not you already have an interest in environmental health, this book will leave you reflecting on the invisible exposures that may be shaping our lives and the importance of making informed choices.
PADMINI MOODLEY –
A well written personal story, making us aware about what we consume on a daily basis. An easy read, a lot of research and facts about Corporates pushing harmful chemical products for huge profits and no consideration for the environment and health. A book about awareness and choices we make.
Hilde Hay –
Absolutely worth reading! Beautifully written—heartfelt without being sentimental. I enjoyed every page and learned so much I hadn’t known before. It broadened my understanding of the science and history of glyphosate in an effortless, engaging way.