Bon Voyage: 7 Tips For (Cheap) Long-Term Travel
Want to get away for more than a week or two? It’s not as difficult or expensive as you might think.
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Environment
Aerotoxic Syndrome Permanently Incapacitated Me As A British Airways Director
Aerotoxic syndrome affects flight crews every day and not much is being done about it. Read one flight attendant’s story and what she is doing to help.
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Pesticides in Teas? Dangerously High Pesticide Levels Found In Celestial Seasonings Teas
A scathing new investigation on one of the most well-known tea companies in the U.S. – Celestial Seasonings – finds 91 percent of its products overflowing with obscene levels of pesticides.
The Dakota Access Pipeline: Why The Fight Is Just Beginning
Is the Standing Rock issue really over? The Sioux tribe and Water Protectors are still fighting a bigger battle. This is a deep look at all the different factors at play.
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The Inception Of Synthia
From Madonna to roundworms, genomes contain all the information needed to build an organism. This is a story of a biotech genius who went on to do just that after struggling with his own existence. The implications of his reassembling life’s codes are profound, both good and bad.
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Demise of Demeter And Modern Agriculture In Greece
An American of Greek heritage documents the decline of healthful agricultural practices that have spread from the U.S. to Greece. Use of pesticides have compromised and tainted crops to the extent that farmers refuse to eat their own produce.
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11 Positive Environmental News Stories Of 2016
Here’s a round-up of some of the positive environmental stories of 2016 and the promise they hold for 2017.
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Zika: Get Sun And Sprayed On Miami Beach
What’s worse, the Zika or the spray? A Florida man documents Miami’s spraying has compromised his health and left scores of other life forms (other than mosquitoes) dead or dying. Welcome To Zika Miami Beach 2016.
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Common Agricultural Policy: Why Is The EU Pushing Meat?
Meat’s impact on health, superbug resistance, carbon emissions, and climate change are well documented. Yet the EU has pledged 15 million euros ($15.9 million) to the meat market in order to raise consumption. Why?
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CDC Corruption: A Betrayal Of Public Trust
“We are a group of scientists at CDC who are very concerned about the current state of ethics
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Vertical Farming: The Future of Agriculture?
Vertical farming is on a path to challenge food scarcity. Growing up to the sky seems more sustainable and inexpensive then forcing food into designated plots that are contaminated with pesticides and toxins.
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Environmental Protection Agency Contributes To The Tainting Of America’s Food
For 25 years E.G. Vallianatos saw the EPA from the inside, with rising dismay over how pressure from politicians and threats from huge corporations were turning the public’s watchdog into a “polluter’s protection agency.”
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