Soil Erosion & Contamination
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Nitrogen: the Double-Edged Sword
Dutch clover cover crop between cabbage rows Nitrogen is a component of protein and DNA and as such, is essential…
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Island Earth: Documentary
A documentary exploring the GMO controversy in Hawaii and those determined to create more local and sustainable food systems.
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Nature is Speaking
I say may those who have a loud voice speak! This is precisely what Nature Is Speaking has ventured to…
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The Plastic Society – Moving Towards Plastic Independence
We all know about society’s over-consumption of plastic. We’ve heard again and again that it takes up to a millennia…
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Report: Will GM Crops Feed the World?
by Canadian Biotechnology Action Network The Claim: We need GM crops to feed the world Full Report (550kb PDF) Supporters…
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Pesticides and Autism Spectrum Disorders: New Findings from the CHARGE Study
by David C. Holzman A small but growing body of literature reports associations between pesticide exposures during pregnancy and characteristics…
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World Bank and UN Carbon Offset Scheme ‘Complicit’ in Genocidal Land Grabs – NGOs
Editor’s Note: On Monday The Independent published an article titled "Britain has only 100 harvests left in its farm soil…
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Plastic Bags Fact Sheet
Worldwide, a trillion single-use plastic bags are used each year, nearly 2 million each minute. The amount of energy required…
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Neonicotinoids: The New DDT? (video)
Neonicotinoids are the most widely used insecticides in the world. They’ve been linked to the decline of honeybees. But scientists…
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Join the Global Frackdown this Weekend! (October 11, 2014)
This Saturday we’re joining concerned citizens all over the world who are coming together to take a stand against fracking.…
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Widespread Glyphosate Contamination in USA
Most comprehensive study reveals glyphosate and AMPA in the environment over 9 years and across 38 states. by Dr Eva…
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An Embarrassment for Both Yale University and the New York Times: “To Save the Planet, Don’t Plant Trees”
Dr. Nadine Unger, an assistant professor of atmospheric chemistry at Yale, had an op-ed published in the Opinion Pages of…
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