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Author: Erin Elizabeth

USDA No Longer Plans To Test For Monsanto Weed Killer In Food

Well done USDA. You’ve let your true colors show. You don’t work for the people or their protection but rather- big ag. Please read this article and make sure your friends and family do as well. The USDA is attempting to keep valuable information from us. We are going to need to make some noise on this one. Last year the USDA spent time coordinating with both the EPA and FDA to test samples of corn syrup for glyphosate residues, beginning on April 1, 2017. Documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act confirm that from January 2016 into...

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Elevated Level of Spilled Chemical Found in Lake Michigan

According to the Associated Press, this week, elevated levels of a potentially carcinogenic chemical were found in a water sample (2 parts per billion) from Lake Michigan after a U.S. Steel facility in Indiana spilled an unknown amount of toxic chemicals into a waterway near Lake Michigan. Thankfully, the test results showed that the chemical levels were “well below” federal safety standards, although I will admit that doesn’t really inspire much confidence in me. It’s not currently known how much was spilled. Chicago’s Mayor, Rahm Emanuel, said, “U.S. Steel must immediately explain how they allowed a dangerous chemical into a...

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Tiny, Family-Run Newspaper Wins Pulitzer Prize

Art Cullen from the family-run, 10-person Storm Lake Times (Iowa) recently won the Pulitzer Prize for editorials. Storm Lake is a twice- weekly paper with a circulation of 3,000- and they don’t mess around. Writing editorials that “confronted the state’s most powerful agricultural interests, which include the Koch Brothers, Cargill and Monsanto, and their secret funding of the government defense of a big environmental lawsuit” Cullen’s “tenacious reporting, impressive expertise and engaging writing” were amazing on their own, but when you understand he did it all while functioning as a de facto city editor, part-time reporter, and editorial writer-...

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Florida Officials Now Seeding Poisonous Chemicals In Wind

While the image you see above might seem like it couldn’t possibly be real, while Floridians have had just about anything bad that COULD be done to the environment happen, this is real. Although the Zika fear mongering has come to an end, Florida officials aren’t quite done yet and are now working on enhanced efforts to “fight mosquitoes” as a precaution to Zika. That’s correct, Broward county has “ramped up county workers to use new technology and equipment” in their fight against mosquitoes. RELATED ARTICLES: ABC: Sinkhole Sends MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF RADIOACTIVE WATER Into Florida Aquifer Nuclear Plant Leak Threatens...

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ABC: Girl’s Tumor Doubles in Size after Chemo, But Then a Miracle Happens With Holistic Dr Intervention

The Schulte family says they have returned from Houston, Texas with “huge smiles, grateful hearts and a story that will rock your world.” Nine-year-old Tatum Schulte was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer that happens in children, in 2015. As if that wasn’t bad enough, Tatum also had to have most of one of her legs removed. The disease is deadly. While she was originally declared cancer free in September, months later it had returned with a vengeance.  From the ABC AFFILIATE KOMO NEWS ARTICLE: They went through two rounds of chemo in January for the tumor...

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