Dave Wittenborn
Dateline: Discussions For A Healthy EarthWeblog: www.terrasanoblog.net
Articles: 10
First Published: Aug 26, 2010 / Last Published: Sep 21, 2010
Dave Wittenborn spent the first 20 years of his "career" wearing a suit and tie, and working on a Wall Street trading desk. All the while, lurking in his heart was a science nerd dreaming of being in the mountains and the forest. Dave finally decided that he had "enough" about 10 years ago, and walked away. He now lives simply, in the mountains of Washington State, and devotes his energy and focus to the study of science, nature, and things that make a positive difference, starting with environmental and health-related issues. Dave has always loved to write, and started a blog to write about things that are important to all of us. He is an active and accomplished wilderness backpacker, camper, and photographer. David also enjoys astronomy, philosophy, and is a long-time student and teacher of martial arts.
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September 21, 2010
FDA Logic Provides Another Reason To Choose Wild-Caught Salmon
The FDA is on the verge of approving genetically modified salmon, but wont require GM labeling AND will not allow non-modified salmon to be labeled as suchin Family -
September 16, 2010
Fructose, Corn Sugar...Whatever...It's Not The Same As Sugar
The big corn refiners continue to use smoke, mirrors, and outright lies to the public about fructose and health risksin Family -
September 15, 2010
FDA, USDA Employees Claim They're Pressured To Compromise Safety
FDA and USDA employees report pressure in the past year from food industry and political interests to compromise safety for the sake of profitsin Family -
September 13, 2010
Study Finds Sorghum Bran Higher In Antioxidants Than Blueberries or Pomegranates
New research results show substantially higher levels of healthful antioxidants in common, inexpensive sorghum when compared to better known fruits.in Family -
September 11, 2010
Energy Policy: The Leaders vs. The Zombies
German leadership in solving climate change creates action and investment, while the U.S. misses out.in Green -
September 10, 2010
Pending Report Downplays Optimism Regarding Electric Cars
The potential for meaningful growth in use of electric vehicles in the U.S. is limited, given current infrastructure and energy policies.in Green -
September 8, 2010
Organic Fruit - New Evidence Shows Not Only Fewer Chemicals, But More Nutrients
This new, peer-reviewed study provides strong evidence that organically grown fruit is not only lower in harmful chemicals, but is also significantly higher in vitamins and antioxidants.in Green -
September 5, 2010
Arsenic In Your Eggs: The Untested Risk That The FDA Continues To Ponder
The FDA and USDA have known for years that there is arsenic in our poultry. Now it has also been found in the eggs that we eat.in Green -
September 3, 2010
EPA Report Indicates Increasing Man-Made Dead Zones In Our Waterways
This new report from environmental and agency scientists shows an alarming rate of increase of "dead zones" in our waterways, caused largely by our overuse of fertilizers.in Green -
August 26, 2010
Antibacterial Cleansers, Triclosan, And The FDA - Here's The Latest Dirt
New Research Adds To Existing Evidence That Antibacterial Cleansers Present Health And Environmental Risks But No Benefits As The FDA Dithersin Green



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