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U.S. scientists found neonicotinoid insecticides in about three-quarters of samples from 10 major Great Lakes tributaries. Source: Controversial insecticides pervasive in Great Lakes tributaries Kerzee pointed out that a large percentage of the chemicals detected came from urban areas. This … Continue reading →

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Hong Kong has voted to ban the trade of ivory in a landmark decision after years of campaigning. Politicians voted in favour of amending an existing law to outlaw sales of ivory in the Chinese territory by 2021. The proposal … Continue reading →

Mutations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) associate with various disease states. A few mtDNA mutations strongly associate with diabetes, with the most common mutation being the A3243G mutation in the mitochondrial DNA-encoded tRNA( Leu , UUR ) gene. ((snip)) The molecular … Continue reading →

Biology is soooo cool. I still want a painting of a “Bird-of-Paradise” feathered Triceratops — dancing. ☺ A duck-sized dinosaur found in China had a head and chest covered in shiny feathers similar to those seen on hummingbirds. The creature has … Continue reading →

The Rev. Bill Freeman “snip> Perhaps you think about other homeless people during this holiday season, the homeless people we see in and around Menifee. Some cities, including Menifee, said they have a solution for homelessness. It’s called “Responsible Compassion.” … Continue reading →

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You think??http://www.care2.com/causes/neonicotinoids-may-harm-migratory-songbirds-too.html The researchers note: The specific under-lying neuronal mechanisms of long-distance migration are largely unknown but it is possible that neurotoxic insecticides that disrupt acetylcholine transmission could have effects on cognitive and motor functions that play important roles in … Continue reading →

I saw a recent post on Facebook where the poster cried that “they” continue to spray despite the safety concerns, and I responded: The problem with pesticides in America is there is no one who is not exposed. There is … Continue reading →

By: Heather Williams The study analyzed 198 honey samples from different hives across the world. A staggering 75% of all samples tested contained at least one of the five compounds of interest. Acetamiprid, clothianidin, imidacloprid, thiacloprid, and thiamethoxam. Almost half … Continue reading →