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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Founder of RT News Discovered Dead In Washington DC Hotel Room

Founder of RT News Discovered Dead In Washington DC Hotel Room

Posted by | Nov 12, 2015 | , ,

Founder of RT News Discovered Dead By Erin Elizabeth I’ve been breaking the news as gently as possible on all the holistic doctor deaths and I will continue to do my best as I tell you that Mikhail Lesin, founder of popular alt network RT News, was found dead in his hotel room just a few days ago in Washington, DC. He was  57. The network he founded has interviewed more than one holistic doctor we know personally, including Mitch Gaynor, MD (RIP). Dr. Gaynor was found dead not long after his appearance on RT.  We gently broke the news about Mitch’s...

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The DEA Chief Just Called Medical Marijuana a "Joke"

The DEA Chief Just Called Medical Marijuana a "Joke"

Posted by | Nov 5, 2015 | ,

Medical Marijuana a Joke? The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration called the idea of medical marijuana a “joke” on Wednesday. To quote his exact words: “What really bothers me is the notion that marijuana is also medicinal — because it’s not,” Rosenberg said in a briefing to reporters. “We can have an intellectually honest debate about whether we should legalize something that is bad and dangerous, but don’t call it medicine — that is a joke.” Chuck Rosenberg, who was appointed to lead the agency in May, made the comments at a press briefing, according to CBS News....

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What happens when 100+ Monsanto employees crash your presentation on GE crops and pesticides

What happens when 100+ Monsanto employees crash your presentation on GE crops and pesticides

Posted by | Nov 4, 2015 |

Monsanto Employees Crash Presentation on GE Crops and Pesticides By Ashley Lukens, PhD Via the Center for Food Safety On Oct 14th, I presented the findings of our Pesticides in Paradise report on the island of Moloka‘i. At around 5:45 PM, about 15 minutes before the presentation was going to start, 100+ Monsanto employees, all dressed in neon yellow shirts, arrived. As I stared at the long line of workers, men and women of all colors and ages and sizes, entering the building, there was a moment when I wanted to walk away. I walked to the bathroom and...

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Breaking: Is the USDA Silencing Scientists on GMO Truths?!

Breaking: Is the USDA Silencing Scientists on GMO Truths?!

Posted by | Nov 3, 2015 | ,

By Brandon Keim Is the USDA Silencing Scientists? Late last year, Jonathan Lundgren, a South Dakota-based entomologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, submitted an article to the scientific journalNaturwissenschaften. It described how clothianidin—one of a controversial class of pesticides called neonicotinoids—harmed monarch butterflies. The paper was accepted. Then, in February, a supervisor confronted Lundgren. She informed him that the paper shouldn’t have been submitted without official approval. It was sensitive. Not long after, the National Academy of Sciences scheduled Lundgren to give a presentation on the effects of genetically modified crops on farmland ecology. As is customary, the...

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Entrepreneur Puts Prisons to Shame, Turns Ex-Cons into Bee-Keepers – Keeping them Out of Jail

Entrepreneur Puts Prisons to Shame, Turns Ex-Cons into Bee-Keepers – Keeping them Out of Jail

Posted by | Nov 3, 2015 | , ,

Entrepreneur Turns Ex-Cons into Bee-Keepers Chicago, IL – Brenda Palms-Barber has created a unique program that accomplishes two noble goals—helping troubled honeybee populations and helping ex-cons stay out of jail. Sweet Beginnings, located in Chicago’s West Side, is a social enterprise business that turns former prisoners into beekeepers. This interaction with some of our most important friends in the natural world has a striking success rate. According to FUSION: “Graduates of the program have a recidivism rate of only 4%, compared with the national average of 40% and the state average of 55%. Unlike many other social enterprises, Sweet...

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