Author Archives: Bob ll

Answer: The area that was planted with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) world wide in 2014. You’re not going to stop the planting, production, and development of GMOs. There is just too much money involved already. The horse is already out … Continue reading →

Source: Ballona Institute: Environmental Leaders Blast State Plans for Los Angeles Coast’s Ballona Wetlands My opinon: The government’s long-term goal for this land is to monetize it in any way possible. Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

Documents released in a lawsuit against the company raised new questions about its efforts to influence the news media and scientific research. Source: Monsanto’s Sway Over Research Is Seen in Disclosed Emails Sorry my friends, but if you believe that … Continue reading →

A beautifully preserved fossil of a 150-million-year-old megalosaurus called Sciurumimus albersdoerferi has once again transformed our notions of what dinosaurs must have looked like. This newly discovered species shows that the early ancestors of all dinosaurs were feathered — and … Continue reading →

The next SpaceX mission will carry insects and rodents to help scientists understand the effects of long-term life in space. Source: Fruit Flies and Mice to Get New Home on Space Station, at Least Temporarily Go Space X! I am … Continue reading →

Bad news, anti-GMO-ers. It isn’t Big Ag and Monsanto that’s been ruining your dinner. It’s Big Organic Ag. You don’t have to take my word for this. Consult The Washington Post. The Post recently took time off from its busy … Continue reading →

Here is a little blog / website you might enjoy…. or not :-) I have made it my life’s mission to raise public awareness about what’s really in our food, how it can affect our health, and how a handful … Continue reading →

A common class of insecticides can persist in water for a long time, potentially disrupting the food chain for wildlife. Source: Insecticides Persist in Water, Rattling Food Chain Neonicotinoids were designed as systemic insecticides that move through a whole plant, … Continue reading →

I believe that we need to reconsider the blue color as an indication of purity in swimming pools. There is a true blue and a fake blue. And chlorinated water in a pool with a blue tint to the underlying … Continue reading →

This is the time of year when tens of thousands of migrating shorebirds flock to the Sacramento Valley. But places for the birds to make their pit stop along the Pacific Flyway is shrinking. Source: Migratory Bird Habitat Shrinking In … Continue reading →