Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Landmark study reveals gas stove emissions boost childhood asthma rates, adult deaths

The study, published Friday in Science Advances, represents the first time researchers have quantified the link between gas stoves and asthma from NO2 exposures inside homes.
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As North Dakota faces world’s deadliest outbreak, native communities condemn states’ Covid response

“We have to travel to these territories where they’re not wearing masks, they’re not thinking about their neighbors who’ve been impacted.”

CDC scientists expose agency corruption

Given this long history of deeply entrenched scientific chicanery at the CDC, it's no surprise that scientists are now complaining

In a Surprise Win for Democracy Over Corporate Power, GMO Labeling Has Arrived

Those predicting an easy Senate defeat for mandatory labeling saw corporations fold one by one in the face of a strong food movement.

EPA approval of Monsanto’s dicamba will ‘massively increase use of toxic pesticides’ on GMO...

The Center for Biological Diversity said the new EPA decision will open the door for dicamba use to jump from less than 1 million pounds to more than 25 million annually.

7 things the Defund DAPL campaign has achieved so far (including $28 million in...

Public and consumer pressure on banks to quit financing the Dakota Access pipeline companies is producing results.

75% of world’s honey laced with pesticides

The impact on bees of continuing to use these pesticides is expected to have widespread consequences.

Monsanto seeks to undo $289M Roundup verdict as 8,700 similar lawsuits await

"This was a considerate, thoughtful and well-educated jury that looked at the science to conclude glyphosate causes cancer."

Army Corps claims they will not forcibly remove anyone from Standing Rock

The Army Corps is clarifying their statement, stating that they do not have plans to forcibly remove anyone, but that those that do stay are at risk of being ticketed or arrested.

Phthalates in food packaging lead to 100,000 deaths in U.S. each year, study finds

“While further studies are needed to corroborate observations and identify mechanisms, regulatory action is urgently needed.”