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Author: Erin Elizabeth

CNN: Bees placed on endangered species list — a first in the US

CNN: Bees placed on endangered species list — a first in the US

Posted by | Oct 2, 2016 | , ,

Finally, the US understands they MUST save their most important and busiest workers: bees. Around 35 percent of America’s crops, or about a third, rely to some extent on bees. Endangered Species: Bees Seven bee species native to Hawaii have now been put under protection via the Endangered Species Act. And one of those species is the yellow-faced bee; after years of research, the US Fish and Wildlife Service have decided that the yellow-faced bee species is under threat and will, therefore, be added to the federal list of endangered species, effective October 31. We have all seen and read...

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ABC: Pepsi Admits That Its Aquafina Bottled Water Is Just Tap Water

ABC: Pepsi Admits That Its Aquafina Bottled Water Is Just Tap Water

Posted by | Oct 1, 2016 | ,

(Editor’s note: This is currently the top trending story on Facebook. Some people still don’t realize this is a FACT!) In a not so shocking reveal, the Pepsi corporation admitted that its Aquafina bottled water is not purified water or spring water, but simply plain old tap water. The company will now be forced to change the labeling of the brand to reflect that it is just tap water. Many informed customers choose bottled water because they are concerned about the quality of tap water, which is many times riddled with fluoride and pharmaceuticals. Sadly, we are now learning...

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GMO Mosquitoes Increase Disease-Carrying Competitors, Require Concurrent Release of 2nd Species

GMO Mosquitoes Increase Disease-Carrying Competitors, Require Concurrent Release of 2nd Species

Posted by | Sep 30, 2016 | , ,

I’m nearly at a loss for words as I try and get this out. Really. It’s just, painful. Yesterday, GeneWatch explained that one of the major concerns about Oxitec’s GM Aedes aegypti mosquito is that if natural populations of A. aegypti are reduced, a competing mosquito species might rise up to take their place. In the Florida Keys, the biggest threat is Aedes albopictus, another invasive species that takes human blood meals. It’s also more difficult to control with pesticides than A aegypti which may make communities continuously dependent on Oxitec to produce new streams of GM animals. (Can you say vertical integration?) An absolute GEM...

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Before Zika: How the U.S. fought illnesses from pests in the past

Before Zika: How the U.S. fought illnesses from pests in the past

Posted by | Sep 30, 2016 | ,

We are obviously unhappy about all the spraying that’s been going on but have you ever wondered how we USED to combat the war on bugs? In the 1940s, DDT was the first of the modern synthetic insecticides we used. While it was initially used to protect against malaria and typhus it was also effective against a variety of insects and therefore became a popular solution among U.S. farmers. But DDT use didn’t stop there, it was also was used in livestock production and sprayed on gardens, in institutions, and private homes. Even migrant workers coming in from Mexico for...

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ADHD: The ‘Fictitious Disease’

ADHD: The ‘Fictitious Disease’

Posted by | Sep 30, 2016 |

In 2009 in what would be the last interview he would give before his death at 87 years old, Dr. Leon Eisenberg the “scientific father of ADHD” said, “ADHD is a prime example of a fictitious disease”. Previous to this admission Eisenberg had made a cushy living off of his “fictitious disease” thanks to pharmaceutical sales and his research of ADHD in kids. A leader in child psychiatry for more than 40 years, many wrote off his statement as a mere exaggeration. However, many doctors are actually coming to the conclusion that ADHD is truely often over-diagnosed. Living Traditionally quotes Harvard...

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