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Reading Scientific Studies: With a Perspective on a Mock GE Study
There has never been a more important time than the present to understand not only genetically engineered organisms, but the research behind their propagation and promotion. The science of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) or genetic engineering (GE) is rapidly...
How Do We Read Scientific Studies?
With a Perspective on a Simulated Study on Genetic Engineering
There has never been a more important time than the present to understand not only genetically engineered organisms, but the research behind their propagation and promotion. The science of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) or genetic engineering (GE) is rapidly...Floating Wetlands: A Possible Solution to Urban Pollution
Floating wetlands are man-made artificial platforms that support the growth of aquatic plants in water that is typically too deep for them. There is an expanding technology that is gaining popularity in urban areas that involves installing multiple floating wetlands...
New Study Reveals: What’s in Our Kids’ School Lunches?
GMOScience Team Oct. 2022 At-A-Glance Moms Across America (MAA) tested American school lunch samples to determine their levels of toxicity and nutrition MAA tested school lunches for glyphosate, pesticides, heavy metals, veterinary hormones, and nutrients and minerals...
Regenerating Our Health and Food
Originally published in Masters of Health Magazine Since the writing of the book, ‘What’s Making our Children Sick’, discussing the effects of industrial food-like products on our children’s health, planetary health has taken many unfortunate...
Remove chronic distractions - your devices. Screens? Just for your work, not your personal development.
You'll never look at your phone again after watching this ‼️‼️
Where did the tattoo craze come from?
Do you feel different about tattoos after watching this video?
Thank you, @SecKennedy, for your humanity and ethics.
🚨 RFK JR: “There are 100,000 monkeys that are in primate labs around the country for research purposes. There's another 20,000 that are imported every year … We're trying to put an end to that, completely.”