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Fox: FBI gains access to popular home DNA kit database

Fox: FBI gains access to popular home DNA kit database

Posted by | Feb 6, 2019 | ,

(Note from Erin: Guess whose DNA they have? Mine. Not very happy about that.) Now that home DNA testing kits are so affordable more and more people are excitedly buying them, hoping to find out who they are. And some can even go a step further and make you aware of health problems you might be more susceptible to. So, a win-win. Right? Well, that depends on who you want having access to that detailed and personal information. Up until recently, it was just a handful of private companies who had large databases of genetic data. However, you can...

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NEW TIMES: Video shows dirty stormwater pumped into Florida bay and swallowed by manatee

Posted by | Feb 5, 2019 | , ,

Can you imagine this scene: it’s a cloudy morning in South Beach and you’re standing on a seawall at the edge of Biscayne Bay when all of a sudden you see a beautiful, gentle manatee nuzzles its face against a stormwater outfall pipe as a plume of dirty black water washes over it. RELATED STORY: NBC: Florida Fish & Wildlife to stop spraying Roundup Statewide Sadly, that actually happened and was filmed by a resident at West Avenue and Sixth Street in Miami. And it shows just how much of a problem exists; “during former Mayor Philip Levine’s tenure, the city installed stormwater pumps capable of sucking streets dry and preventing flooding. But critics — and scientists — say the pumps also deposit dirt, debris, oil runoff, dog excrement, and pesticides into Biscayne Bay.”1 Disgusting. How this is allowed to go on boggles the mind. How our officials allow this type of pollution to our waterways and animals is beyond me. As one resident put it, “…we cannot save the city to the detriment of the bay.”1 The dumping at West and Sixth prompted the Department of Environmental Resources Management to investigate the site and take samples that will be tested for bacteria. And Miami Beach spokeswoman Melissa Berthier said the city is being proactive about street sweeping and litter collection so that trash and debris isn’t in the stormwater system....

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The scramble to profit from legal cannabis

Posted by | Feb 5, 2019 | , ,

As New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has rapidly become an advocate of legal cannabis, the “Empire State” is about to see green. The new law has “triggered a gold rush mentality among marijuana entrepreneurs, who are investing deeply in what could quickly become one of the world’s most important emerging markets. Even though how, exactly, the state plans to regulate the drug remains nebulous.”1 If they play their cards right, one of the biggest states in the country could quickly become one of the biggest legal cannabis markets in the world.  RELATED STORY: Cannabis kills cancer cells We love and support the use of cannabis and have a wonderful, organic line of CBD oil products. Made here in the USA! Click here for more info or to purchase one of our amazing products. In 2018, New York’s tightly controlled medical marijuana market (they only have 30 dispensaries in the entire state) made nearly $264 million. But analysts project that total cannabis sales “could jump to more than $1.5 billion by 2022 with full legalization of the drug that is expected to come this session.”1 RELATED STORY: Cannabis kicks Lyme disease to the curb However, Cuomo isn’t just concerned about the money. He’s looking to “create an industry that empowers the poor communities … not the rich corporations who come in to make a profit.”1And that vision will hopefully be part of the...

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Analysis: Rat poison found in 85 percent of tested mountain lions, bobcats, fishers

Analysis: Rat poison found in 85 percent of tested mountain lions, bobcats, fishers

Posted by | Feb 5, 2019 | ,

For Immediate Release, December 12, 2018 Contact: Jonathan Evans, (510) 844-7118, jevans@biologicaldiversity.org Poisonings Prompt California to Reassess Super-toxic Rodenticides SACRAMENTO, Calif.— A new state analysis has documented super-toxic rat poisons in more than 85 percent of tested mountain lions, bobcats and protected Pacific fishers, prompting state regulators to open a new evaluation of whether to further restrict or ban the powerful toxins. The California Department of Pesticide Regulation’s analysis of 11 different wildlife studies indicates non-target animals continue to be poisoned in large numbers despite state restrictions on the sale and use of the deadliest rodenticides since 2014. The...

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CBS: Longtime phony Walgreens pharmacist gave out 745,000 prescriptions, authorities say

CBS: Longtime phony Walgreens pharmacist gave out 745,000 prescriptions, authorities say

Posted by | Feb 4, 2019 | , ,

Kim Thien Le, a Bay Area woman, has been accused of posing as a pharmacist and handing out some 745,000 prescriptions before she was caught. On Wednesday the California Board of Pharmacy confirmed that records revealed Le had attended Creighton University but never graduated and the pharmacist license number she’d used was from two pharmacists with similar names. RELATED STORY: One of the Worst Prescription You Could Ever Take – Lands 1.2 Million Americans in the ER Every Year “According to documents filed by the board, Le handled 745,355 prescriptions in the course of a decade as a pharmacist and pharmacy...

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