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Monsanto and Congress Move to Stomp on States’ Rights, Pre-empt GMO…
Reliable sources in Washington D.C. have informed the Organic Consumers Association (OCA) that Monsanto has begun secretly lobbying its Congressional allies to…
Nothing Natty About Natto, Soy Slime Is Good for You!
There’s nothing natty about natto. This old-fashioned soy product is made from whole soybeans that have been soaked, boiled or steamed, and then fermented. …
21 Ways Grandparents and Grandfriends Can Connect Kids to Nature
What’s a grandparent to do?
Marti Erickson makes a practice of keeping two collapsible chairs in her car trunk. If she’s having a particularly stressful day,…
GMO Labeling Bill Introduced in Congress
The bill has some teeth. The question is whether it has legs. Action Alerts!
The Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act was introduced last…
Parenting in a Age of Climate Change: Communicating Tough Truths to…
Courtesy of The Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media
Climate communications takes on a new seriousness when it is one’s own children…
Riskiest Meats Ranked by the Center for Science in the Public Interest: A…
A press release from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
WASHINGTON–Ground beef and chicken are by far the riskiest meat and poultry products in…
Celebrating Our Most Valuable Resource on Earth Day: PARENTS!
As a busy mother of three living in the rural U.S. — specifically beautiful East Tennessee — I am truly blessed: With my three healthy children, for starters;…
Frankenapple: Bad News No Matter How You Slice It
By Katherine Paul and Ronnie Cummins
Organic Consumers Association, April 17, 2013
Thanks to the biotech industry’s relentless quest to control our food,…
Why You Should Ditch Sugar in Favor of Honey
While honey and sugar share similar degrees of sweetness, the differences in the way our bodies respond to them are profound.
Technically, honey and sugar…
PEACE LIKE A RIVER: There’s a Time for Hyper-vigilance and a Time to Pay…
Thinking about Newtown.
Chased by an unending stampede of 2,000-pound automobiles and 4,000-pound SUVs, we cocoon inside our homes. The assault continues.…