Rocky Road for Roundup
It didn’t take much convincing to get Mike Pietzyk to try a new weed-killing product on one of his cornfields in southeastern Nebraska. “The days of going out and spraying Roundup twice a year—those are long gone,” says Pietzyk, a second-generation grower who has...
GM Foods: A Moment of Honesty
So many have claimed that GE foods are perfectly safe, that the science is settled and only fools would deny this. However, professor of Anthropology and Environmental Studies Glenn Davis Stone explains that precisely identical claims have been made before for...
How the Great Food War Will Be Won
Do we need GE crops to “feed the world”? Scientist Jonathan Latham explains why it is important to understand that this is a fallacy. In his words, “there is no global or regional shortage of food. There never has been and nor is there ever likely to...
A Pediatrician’s Viewpoint
By Michelle Perro, M.D., D. Hom.Caring for children has been my entire life’s work. It requires an open mind to perform this work, particularly in our present environment that challenges the health of this very vulnerable population. For those of us who embrace the...
Parental Alert: This paper was brought to my attention by my @theNewMDS co-podcaster, @stephanieseneff.
We've known that nano aluminum has been used in vaccines (although the FDA removed the word "nano").
It appears that nanocurcumin can offset the…
Organic Farming Shown to Reduce Pesticide Load in Bird of Prey Species. Study suggests not only the direct environment around nests is less contaminated but that the prey hunted by parents in the close vicinity and brought to chicks is less contaminated. https://beyondpesticides.org/dailynewsblog/2024/05/organic-farming-shown-to-reduce-pesticide-load-in-bird-of-prey-species/