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Yahoo: Exclusive: Monsanto used former top DOJ official involved in Epstein deal to quash felony case

Yahoo: Exclusive: Monsanto used former top DOJ official involved in Epstein deal to quash felony case

Posted by | Aug 28, 2019 | , ,

This spring, Justice Department prosecutors were on the verge of charging biotech giant Monsanto with a felony for illegally spraying a banned, highly toxic pesticide and nerve agent in Hawaii, not far from beachside resorts on Maui. But then, according to an internal April 2019 government document viewed by the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), that decision was overruled. Monsanto, battling a slew of high-profile lawsuits contending that its Roundup weed killer causes cancer, had its Washington lawyers intervene at the highest levels of DOJ to stop the felony case, which has not been previously reported. A key attorney handling the...

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NBC: Purdue Pharma in discussion on $10 billion-$12 billion offer to settle opioid claims: sources

NBC: Purdue Pharma in discussion on $10 billion-$12 billion offer to settle opioid claims: sources

Posted by | Aug 27, 2019 | ,

Admitting no guilt, Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, and its owners, the Sackler family, are in discussions to settle the more than 2,000 lawsuits against the company for $10 billion to $12 billion. The possible deal was part of confidential conversations discussed by Purdue’s lawyers at a meeting in Cleveland last Tuesday, Aug. 20, according to two people familiar with the mediation. The lawsuits are brought by cities, counties, and states, some of which have been combined into one massive case. They allege the company and the Sackler family are responsible for starting – and sustaining – the...

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More Evidence that Fluoride Lowers IQ: Will the CDC Keep Ignoring It? by the Children’s Health Defense Team

More Evidence that Fluoride Lowers IQ: Will the CDC Keep Ignoring It? by the Children’s Health Defense Team

Posted by | Aug 27, 2019 |

By the Children’s Health Defense Team In the United States and Canada, exposure to fluoride is widespread and comes primarily through ingestion of fluoridated water supplied by community water systems. Although some U.S. residents consume drinking water that is fluoride-free, the majority of Americans served by community utilities—an estimated 74%—receive water to which industrial fluoride compounds have been added. The utilities do so in accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) recommendations, which promote water fluoridation for the purpose of altering the consumer’s oral health. …the study’s senior author states, “It’s...

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Beyond Fried Chicken to Get Taste-Tested in an Atlanta KFC

Beyond Fried Chicken to Get Taste-Tested in an Atlanta KFC

Posted by | Aug 27, 2019 | ,

Beyond Meat Inc. has partnered with KFC to try their hand at a plant-based substitute for chicken. KFC, owned by Yum! Brands Inc., plans to test plant-based nuggets and boneless wings at one of its Atlanta restaurants on August 27. They will offer free samples to customers who purchase other items. KFC said in a statement: “Customer feedback from the Atlanta test will be considered as KFC evaluates a broader test or potential national rollout.”1 RELATED STORY: Arby’s says it will never add plant-based meat to its menu Beyond Meat is already on several restaurant menus across the U.S....

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The Guardian: Americans’ love of hiking has driven elk to the brink, scientists say

The Guardian: Americans’ love of hiking has driven elk to the brink, scientists say

Posted by | Aug 26, 2019 | , ,

Elk are one of the largest species within the deer family. The majestic brown animals have dotted hundreds of square miles of slopes and valleys in Colorado. Biologists used to count over 1,000 head of elk from the air near Vail on their annual elk count. This year, however, they only saw fifty-three elk. Their notes read: “Very few elk, not even many tracks. Lots of backcountry skiing tracks.“ Source: Humanity ‘Sleepwalking towards the edge of a cliff’: 60% of earth’s wildlife wiped out since 1970 Wildlife managers are quick to point out that the reason isn’t what you...

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