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Bulgaria had legislation more restrictive than that of the EU on GMO crops. Now the nation is considering liberalizing their legislation on this front, and the people are outraged.
The FBI didn't bother with warrants, or provided bogus reasons for obtaining them, deciding that terrorism or other investigations outweighed civil liberties in this country.
Now the feds are into it - Monsanto's practices of extortion and its dominance of the marketplace for our food have finally gotten ol' Uncle Sam off his duff. Anti-Trust investigators are arriving on the scene. How many more lawyers can dance on the head of this pin?
Now we know who is behind the Glenn Beck Birther Calls: The Birthers themselves! Apparently, they've grown opposable thumbs and have learned how to use social media. And another movement spins out of the control of the puppeteers....
From the article: Today, the vast majority of the nation's two primary crops grow from seeds genetically altered according to Monsanto company patents.
Sometimes a photo speaks far more eloquently than anything else can. Here's yet another requiem for Detroit. Reqisicat in pacem. (HOW did we, as a society, allow our politicians, our media, and our priorities to create this mess?!?)
Always nice when the bad guys are coming in as being the nice frankenfood folks - apparently the show has come up with a plot where the killer comes from some corn that produces death.
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Singer was called the "voice of Latin America," and her music inspired opponents of South America's brutal military regimes and led to her forced exile in Europe.
Over the past few years, tasers have been used for all sorts of....interesting events. See for yourself, and see what you think!
Some plastics are dissolving in less than a year when exposed to seawater. Others remain, and have come together to form a great gyre of plastic in the pacific. Can we clean this up without killing anything? Can we exploit it? We should do something with it, right?
The cameras were watching as Sens. Arlen Specter and Claire McCaskill were harangued on Tuesday. What doesn't make the news is what the reaction is among the larger population of voters whose views will ultimately influence the fate of health-care legislation.
A big pig got away. A big pig stayed by the chickens. Sue saw the big pig. Sue called Ryan. Ryan fixed his truck. Ryan got his pig back. The big pig goes to the butcher Tuesday. Ryan will get bacon. Sue might get bacon. The story did not say. And they all lived happily ever after.
The crossroads of religion and the environment -- both good and bad -- are mapped by dozens of several articles in Emagazine.com, the online version of E/The Environmental Magazine.
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The UK government is about to spend $700 million dollars installing surveillance cameras inside the private homes of citizens to ensure that children go to bed on time, attend school and eat proper meals. George Orwell would be so proud of them.
During the August congressional recess, Democrats from across the country expect to be buffeted by many cross-currents on health care. Their meetings with constituents are sure to be dominated by the far-reaching healthcare legislation emerging from House and Senate committees.
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel ran this article about how many calories are in many offerings from the chain restaurants - Boston Market, Olive Garden, Taco Bell, and fifteen others that are popular in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale are included.
In Baltimore, two Sergeants who are gay themselves are now trying to break down a rising barrier of distrust between the LGBT community and the police by putting themselves forth as ambassadors, with department support.
A small but growing number of consumers are going beyond even the farmer's market, traveling hundreds of miles each year to get their produce, meat, and even fish straight from the source. Some take turns with neighbors picking up meats at farms hundreds of miles away.
This is sad. Rather than doing research, some insurance companies in California are denying coverage to certain breeds based on reputation.
A Johns Hopkins study released today implicates pesticides in the environmental deterioration of the Chesapeake Bay.
It's been 200 years since the first U.S.-born saint began a ministry in the Western Maryland mountains, but Catholics who will celebrate St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's legacy this weekend say her work still inspires today's faithful.
The annual conference for the Organization for Competetive Markets is coming next month to St. Louis. Why St. Louis? Central location, and a certain company named Monsanto is located there. So the theme to the conference? "Confronting Threats to Market Competition."
RICHLAND, Wash. – The federal government is trying to find a location to store the nation's excess mercury deposits, with seven states being considered.
It's time to bring agriculture back into our lives in the 21st century, and the town of Hastings Minnesota, is taking a step towards this, as the town council is about to vote and allow the citizenry to keep chickens as pets and food sources.
Poor President Obama. He can't seem to get no respect, kind of like Rodney Dangerfield. Now comes a line that isn't going to go away. In criticizing Obama at the Tea Party national convention in Nashville, Sarah Palin said, "How's that hopey-changey stuff working out for ya?"
A blizzard that had forecasters reaching for superlatives engulfed the nation's capital and the mid-Atlantic states on Saturday with record snowfalls that paralyzed transportation, commerce and all but emergency services.
Responding to two recalls and facing the prospect of another one, Toyota dealers across the country were repairing thousands of cars Saturday, the first weekend day that many drivers had a chance to take action.
Authorities say one of the men charged in the brutal attack on a woman claimed that he thought it was invited.
"Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World" reveals one of the most pervasive, insidious forms of corporate negligence since tobacco. It is an expose on one of the most deadly chemicals you could find in your food: the artificial sweetener aspartame.
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