Monthly Archives: February 2016

A single paragraph in the sweeping legislation could shield the company from costly liability for making the now-banned chemicals known as PCBs. Source: Monsanto Given Legal Shield in a Chemical Safety Bill Call me a dreamer, but I wish for … Continue reading →

Dorothy Day and 39 other women went to prison to try to obtain the right to vote in 1917. Equal rights and treating our fellow human beings with respect must be a fundamental characteristic of sustainability. Dorothy: thank you from … Continue reading →

Scientists have produced rudimentary mouse sperm from stem cells in the laboratory, a step that may lead to a treatment for infertile men. Source: Mouse sperm made in lab, may help with infertility Alright all you science aficionados out there. … Continue reading →

Investigation finds Organyc products contained traces of potentially toxic glyphosate. Source: Organic panty liners recalled for containing traces of weedkiller found in Monsanto products Did not I just comment a couple of posts back about Monsanto’s new GMO cotton that … Continue reading →

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I did a search for a user with the avatar farmersson63, because I had seen him trash so many environmentalists and anti monsanto posts with forceful, but flawed logic. Watch for the exaggerations.  If someone says “sometimes this happens” he … Continue reading →

Divert your roof rainwater to make a marsh in your yard. Gardening for wildlife means you’ll get to see beautiful butterflies and birds, as well as have a vibrant yard filled with native plants, so start your own wildlife habitat … Continue reading →

As urban sprawl pushes wild things out, gardeners are creating backyard habitats to invite them back in. Source: Save the Wildlife, One Yard at a Time: Backyard Wildlife Habitats It is, however, plant diversity that is believed to be a … Continue reading →

Source: Report says Monsanto-linked pesticide is to blame for microcephaly outbreak – not Zika Jeeze! I had just been talking about this last Friday. I was wondering aloud that the 3177 pregnant Columbian women infected with zika but no evidence … Continue reading →

Under most laws, young people are recognized as adults at age 18. But emerging science about brain development suggests that most people don’t reach full maturity until the age 25. Guest host Tony Cox discusses the research and its implications … Continue reading →