Monthly Archives: July 2016

The Monsanto Co. caught the attention — and much of the aggravation — of the pesticide committee of the state Plant Board on Monday as it tried to address damage wrought by the illegal spraying of dicamba on some cotton … Continue reading →

The team identified 355 genes that trace to the last ancestor by phylogenetic criteria. The idea of how LUCA could be found came when a researcher from Martin’s group was giving her 20-minute summary of a Masters thesis in bioinformatics. … Continue reading →

We love the tangy and fresh flavor of kefir, a fermented beverage often described as drinkable yogurt. However, those of you who aren’t as fond of kefir might say that describing it as “tangy” is a little too kind.  What, … Continue reading →

Residents and police in Wichita, Kansas, broke bread together after a planned Black Lives Matter protest was turned into to a free community cookout amid racial tensions across the country. Source: Black Lives Matters protest changed to cookout with police … Continue reading →

Officials are moving ahead with a major revitalization of the Los Angeles River – removing miles of concrete along its banks and re-greening areas now covered with pavement. But the project raises an intriguing question: Just how much of an … Continue reading →

News has been buzzing about Monsanto’s RoundUp now that the truth is finally available to the public about the chemical’s deadly properties. America’s Lawyer, Mike Papantonio, discusses the dangers with Thom Hartmann. For detailed information, visit Monsanto Roundup Litigation. Transcript … Continue reading →

To start thinking green is clean and blue is ewwwwww. The only blue pools I know of have so much toxin in them it’s mind-boggling. The pool pictured here has had no poisons added to it. And that dragonfly larvae … Continue reading →

She just scored a big win in court. Source: Judge Rules Against Monsanto in Cancer Lawsuit Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!