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Study shows effects of maternal & fetal exposure to pesticides

A new scientific study now shows that the Bt-toxin, known as Cry1Ab toxin, kills human embryonic kidney cells. Combined with Monsanto's RoundUp, it can delay apoptosis, thus promoting cancer.
In the Media by Anne Sewell

Pesticides killing off queen bee numbers in UK and France

Pesticides used in the UK and France are damaging the ability of bees to navigate and the number of queen bees is in serious decline as a result. Scientists studied the use of pesticides called neonicotinoids, which are used throughout the world.
In the Media by Kev Hedges - 5 comments

Otters return to Kent

Away from all the rioting, looting and general mayhem in our cities, a quiet revolution is happening in the English countryside.
In the Media by Alexander Baron - 2 comments

Bedbug infestation index ranks New York as top American city

An annual city index on bed bug infestations, released just before the Memorial Day holiday, reminds travelers of the top cities where bedbug populations are concentrated.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Ontario gardeners, beware of what pesticides you use

You have children and pets and a big backyard. In Ontario if you want to use a powerful pesticide in order to make sure your lawn is greener than the neighbours you may be tempted to order something online. That order could make you a criminal.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

The organic food scene in Halifax, Nova Scotia Special

Halifax - "Good food - Good for you - Good for the earth." That is the motto at Planet Organic, a Canadian store that supplies organic food and household supplies.
Digital Journal Report by Sara Star - 15 comments

US bans widely-used pesticide endosulfan

Washington - The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided to ban endosulfan, a widely-used organochlorine pesticide.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 1 comment

New research shows link between ADHD and pesticides

Boston - A study recently published in Pediatrics demonstrates a link between Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder and organophosphate pesticides.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 8 comments

Eco-toxins, health and you Special

Toronto - Do you check the ingredients of your makeup? What about your household cleaners? Do you use pesticides for anything other than poison ivy and insects that are a danger? Dr. Victoria Le, Dr. Gideon Forman, Lisa Gue say you should.
Digital Journal Report by KJ Mullins

Scientists turn moths gay to save precious fruit crops

Scientists in the United Kingdom are turning moths gay to prevent them from mating, thus saving crops from their destructive larvae.
In the Media by Andrew John - 2 comments
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Some of the world's most commonly used pesticides are killing bees by damaging their ability to navigate, reducing numbers of queens, research suggests.

Pregnant women who showed higher exposure to a common agricultural pesticide had babies with slightly lower birth weights, a study by Canadian and U.S. researchers has found.


Even low doses of popular pesticides can reduce bees' survival and reproduction, two new studies show.


There is not enough evidence to justify a provincewide ban on the cosmetic use of pesticides but the regulations restricting their use should be tightened, according to a special committee of B.C. MLAs.

Government inspectors test imported juice for unapproved chemical.
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Mass death of honeybees causing alarm & protests around the world

NBC investigates the collapse of honeybee colonies and how the declining numbers threaten a majority of plants that...

Is the food you're eating making you sick?

Many people make their food choices from desire, visual, or sense of smell. Most to busy with everyday life, don't...
May 12, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan

Animal & Plant mutations in the U.S & the continuous flow of radiation in the atmosphere from Fukushima

April 23, 2012 There are so many chemicals in the air, and the truth is no government wants to say what is causing...
Apr 23, 2012 by Mindy Allan

Nukak’s desperate plea to return home

A leader of the Nukak tribe from the Colombian Amazon has made a desperate appeal for his people’s survival before...

The benefits of farmers' markets

I recently frequented a farmers' market at Nathan Phillips Square to pick up some fresh organic veggies and fruit. I...
Jul 8, 2010 in  Local Food by David Silverberg - 1 comment
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