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• Monster Blood

  
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  Ariel Castro is the man who was recently arrested for and accused of "kidnapping, beating, and raping three young women held in captivity for almost 10 years." ( CNN ) His daughter, stunned and rightly outraged at the actions of her father, commented: "He is dead to me." ( link ) She wants the public to know, with ...
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• Glyphosate’s Suppression of Cytochrome P450 Enzymes and Amino Acid Biosynthesis by the Gut Microbiome: Pathways to Modern Diseases

  
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  Entropy Anthony Samsel, Independent Scientist and Consultant Stephanie Seneff, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT Abstract:  Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup®, is the most popular herbicide used worldwide. The industry asserts it is minimally toxic to humans, but here ...
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• The Government’s Looming Crackdown on Raw Milk Cheese

  
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  A new FDA report could mean more of your favorite cheeses will be unavailable in the United States Reason.com By Baylen Linnekin Earlier this month reports emerged that the FDA had detained a U.S.-bound shipment of mimolette, a French cheese. Image courtesy of Jon Sullivan Mimolette, which has been ...
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• Lawsuit: FDA Ignores Toxic Arsenic In Animal Feed

  
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  Center for Food Safety Attorneys at Center for Food Safety (CFS) filed a lawsuit on behalf of CFS, the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and seven other U.S. food safety, agriculture, public health, and environmental groups to compel FDA to respond to the groups’ three year-old petition which calls ...
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• Study Links Insecticide Use to Invertebrate Die-offs

  
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  Dutch research reveals correlation between water polluted with imidacloprid and low numbers of aquatic insects The Guardian By Damian Carrington The world’s most widely used insecticide is devastating dragonflies, snails and other water-based species, a groundbreaking Dutch study has revealed. Image ...
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• U.S. GMO Food Labeling Drive Has Biotech Industry Biting Back

  
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  Reuters By Carey Gillam (Reuters) – New efforts to force labeling of foods made with genetically modified crops, including a bill introduced by U.S. lawmakers Wednesday, have struck a nerve with biotech crop developers who say they are rushing to roll out a broad strategy to combat consumer concerns about ...
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• Consumer Reports Tests: Bacteria On Turkey Raised Without Antibiotics Showed Significantly Less Antibiotic Resistance Than Bacteria On Conventional Turkey

  
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  Ninety percent of samples had one or more of the five bacteria for which CR tested Consumer Reports Image courtesy of Curt Gibbs Yonkers, NY — In its first-ever lab analysis of ground turkey products, Consumer Reports found potential disease-causing organisms in most of the samples it tested, many of ...
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• Yes, Jesus Really Does Love Jeff Chu

  
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  Having read Jeff Chus highly-recommended book, Does Jesus Really Love Me? A Gay Christians Pilgrimage in Search of God in America , I wondered greatly why Dan Savage ranted, making certain complaints of the book as he did in his The New York Times review. For example, Dan writes, "For gay people whove left ...
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• More Home Apple Growers Consider Going Organic

  
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  The Telegraph (GA) By Dean Fosdick — For the Associated Press Image courtesy of Skånska Matupplevelser An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but maybe less so if you spray. That’s why organic fruit management is becoming more common in commercial and home orchards, industry analysts say. “The ...
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• NBA Basketball Pro Jason Collins Comes Out

  
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  Why does a celebritys "coming out as gay," like NBA basketball pro Jason Collins , make headline news? Well, there are multiple reasons, not least of which is our cultures growing acceptance of homosexuality as a legitimate expression of human sexuality. How should Christians react to such? That depends upon whom one ...
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• Pesticides Banned to Save Bees

  
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  PESTICIDES linked to a huge fall in the world’s bee population are to be banned by the EU. The Express By John Ingham The UK opposed the move, but fellow states voted yesterday for a two-year moratorium on three neonicotinoids insecticides. Image courtesy of Bob Peterson Conservationists welcomed ...
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• Gay Marriage is a Lie: Masha Gessen on Eliminating Marriage

  
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  I was informed recently about the ever-increasing pressure from certain societal groups for the elimination of the institution of marriage. WND reports: A San Francisco plan that could be the last step needed to eliminate marriage from society is being advanced in the California State Senate, with SB 1066 by Sen. ...
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• GM Salmon’s Global HQ – 1,500m High in the Panamanian Rainforest

  
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  Supersized genetically modified salmon grown fast and fat and after years of wrangling, are ready for market – but is the market ready for them? And why is the firm hidden away in Panama? The Guardian By Suzanne Goldenberg It is hard to think of a more unlikely setting for genetic experimentation or for ...
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• Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act Introduced by Boxer/DeFazio

  
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  Digital Journal By Anne Sewell Barbara Boxer Washington – On April 24, the Genetically Engineered Right-to-Know Act was introduced by Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Congressman Peter DeFazio (D-OR), to require food manufacturers to inform consumers of genetically engineered ingredients in their ...
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• Monsanto Plans Big Expansion in Chesterfield

  
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  St. Louis Post-Dispatch By Tim Logan CHICAGO  • In one of the biggest corporate expansions the St. Louis region has seen in years, Monsanto said Tuesday that it would add 675 jobs and invest more than $400 million at its research facility in Chesterfield. The plant science giant will add laboratories, ...
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• The Benefits of Alternative Farming Methods

  
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  Permaculture can help farmers produce more food using fewer resources through agroecology – a farming approach that mimics natural ecosystems The Guardian By Abigail Conrad Small-scale farmers produce food for 70% of the global population. Yet, they are some of the world’s poorest and most food insecure ...
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• Tracking the Causes of Monarch Butterfly Decline

  
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  A new census found this winter’s population of North American monarch butterflies in Mexico was at the lowest level ever measured. Insect ecologist Orley Taylor talks to Yale Environment 360 about how the planting of genetically modified crops and the resulting use of herbicides has contributed to the monarchs’ ...
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• China and Global Food Safety Violations – A Deeper Look

  
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  FoodSentry.Org Food Sentry continues its analysis of international food safety violations.  We recently reported our initial findings after analyzing nearly 1,000 reported food violation incidents in 73 countries.  Lab testing results from foreign sources were reviewed and our preliminary findings indicated that ...
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• Use of GM Cotton Linked to Rise in Aphid Numbers

  
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  SciDevNet By Richa Malhotra In an unexpected trade-off, the cultivation of cotton that has been genetically engineered to reduce caterpillar damage by producing its own insecticide has been linked to higher numbers of another pest — aphids. Previous studies had linked the increase in aphids to reduced ...
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• Dan Savage, Jeff Chu, Hemant Mehta, Andrew Marin, Jesus and Reality

  
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  Noted atheist and gay-rights advocate Dan Savage published a book review for the New York Times called " What God Wants ," a review of the book Does Jesus Really Love Me?: A Gay Christians Pilgrimage in Search of God in America , published by Harper, 2013, written by journalist Jeff Chu.  To say that Dan ...
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