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Up to 45,000 wild horses face slaughter by the U.S. government Special

Maher taunts birthers, launches 'wifer' movement

Smoking pot: Did Obama inhale?

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A Seedy Saturday in Nova Scotia Special

Truro - Seeds and plant biodiversity were the focus of attention during a Seedy Saturday event recently held in a Nova Scotia town.
Digital Journal Report by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

White House refuses to reveal ties with Monsanto

Requests have been made under the Freedom of Information Act for President Obama to disclose discussions with Montanto-supporting lobbyists. Requests have been denied.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 4 comments

Scientists bring plant 30,000 yrs in Siberian permafrost to life

Fruit placental tissue of the herbaceous Silene stenophylla found in Siberian permafrost, and believed to have been stored by squirrels more than 30,000 years ago have been regenerated into full flowering plants by Russian scientists.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 5 comments

Restoring England’s green and pleasant land

As the cleanup begins after the London riots, another restoration product of an entirely different kind is launched in the English countryside.
In the Media by Alexander Baron

E. coli outbreak in Europe linked to seeds from Egypt

London - An E. coli outbreak which started in early May has infected more than 4,000 people in Europe and North American and scientists say the deadly outbreak, killing at least 48 people, could be linked to imported Egyptian fenugreek seeds.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

India delays launch of first genetically modified vegetable

India's Environment Minister announced on Tuesday that the launch of Bt Brinjal, the country's first genetically modified vegetable, was being postponed due to concerns over its safety.
In the Media by Chris Dade

World Food Supply Dwindles Adding to Pandemic Fears

If you're worried about the high cost of food these days, you're not alone. The current fear is that there is not enough food to go around for everyone on earth. Economists see the risks in skyrocketing food prices.
In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 12 comments

Blogger says Monsanto aggressively monopolozing seed business

Monsanto is well known in the farming world for its genetically modified (GMO) seeds. Stories often crop up in the media about the company urging farmers to use its products. If they don't, it's more difficult for them to farm.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 3 comments

Improved Seeds for Central Asia Soon Available

Improved seeds suited to local conditions will soon be available to millions of farmers in Central Asia and the Caucasus.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 2 comments

'Doomsday Vault' to be Opened at End of Month

Deep in the middle of a Norwegian mountain the "doomsday vault" lays in wait of a worldwide catastrophe. Nestled into this mountainous vault are seeds of all the world's crops.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 19 comments
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The seeds set to be the next superfood craze
Porcelain sunflower seeds created by the artist Ai Weiwei have been sold at Sotheby's in New York.

Chick peas, fava beans and other seeds from a facility in Syria are among the 25,000 new samples being deposited this week in an Arctic seed vault built to protect food crops from wars and natural disasters, officials said Tuesday.


Kyle O'Quinn had 26 points and 14 rebounds, making several big plays in the closing minutes to help No. 15 seed Norfolk State stun second-seeded Missouri 86-84 on Friday in the West Regional.


Caroline Wozniacki and defending champion Novak Djokovic are the top-seeded players at the Australian Open after tournament organizers stuck to convention Monday and based the seedings for the season's first major on the current WTA and ATP rankings.

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Coriander Oil Could Tackle Food Poisoning and Drug-Resistant Infections

The researchers from the University of Beira Interior in Portugal tested coriander oil against 12 bacterial strains,...
May 20, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

Doctors Defy Government & Report Raw Milk is Good For You!

More, and more doctors are reporting on the effects of raw milk verses pasteurized, and findings continue to show that...
May 6, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 1 comment

The Art of Being A Great Canadian, Eh? Part 1

I believe, without undue modesty, that I have certain qualifications to write on ‘The Art of Being a Great Canadian,...
May 3, 2012 by Grant Gibson

Time Well Bent: Queer Social Events in Toronto for March 2012

OUTEXPRESSION online newspaper is a publication of the Toronto Queer West Arts Centre. Copyright 2012. All Rights...

Coconut Milk Rice with some Indian Style Keema

Before you start complaining that your waist line is growing because of my recipes, I promise you this is healthy AND...
Feb 9, 2012 in  I Heart Food by Raquel Teixeira - 6 comments
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