[…]contaminated drinking water across the US, lawsuits allege After analyzing the results, the team found those who ate meals at home had significantly lower levels of PFAS in their bodies, while those who ate more fast food and at restaurants had higher levels of it. Co-author Laurel Schaider said in a statement: “This is the first study to observe a link between different sources of food and PFAS exposures in the U.S. population. Our results suggest migration of PFAS chemicals from food packaging into food can be an important source of exposure to these chemicals.”1 RELATED STORY: The hunt for […]
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[…]only to dedicate ourselves to doing our individual part. Detailed activist instructions can be found on the homepage of GeoengineeringWatch.org, along with our most current awareness-raising materials. If we can expose the climate engineering insanity, we can stop it, make your voice heard. This very compelling 20-second time-lapse video of aerosol spraying in Yosemite National Park was taken on December 12th, 2018. Video footage credit: Chris Falkenstein RELATED STORY: Could Northern California’s “Wildfires” Be Directly Related To Geoengineering? *Article originally appeared at Geoengineering Watch. Reposted with […]
[…]moms with higher levels of fluoride during pregnancy scored lower on intelligence tests. It also found higher fluoride consumption by the mother may impact boys more than girls. RELATED STORY: FDA wants to lower amount of fluoride in bottled water, but scientists say it is still too high JAMA Pediatrics published the study on Monday. In an editor’s note, the peer-reviewed journal’s editor, Dimitri Christakis, recognized the controversial nature of the study. In the note, Christakis stated the study was subject to extra scrutiny for its methods and findings. Christakis wrote in the editor’s note: “This study is neither the first, nor will it […]
