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TOPIC(S): Government / Policies, Trending News, Human Health,

07/07/2025 SOURCE: www.acsh.org

Beware the Virtuous MAHA Movement

“Health freedom” sounds so American – until you realize it’s been hijacked by RFK Jr. and MAHA to replace science with snake oil, and evidence with vibes. Under the glow of virtue-signaling and supplement-sponsored sanctimony, MAHA isn’t liberating your health choices; it’s monetizing your confusion.

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TOPIC(S): Rice, Irrigation,

06/03/2024 SOURCE: www.acsh.org

Does Rice Farming Shape Culture?

Rice farming, with intricate irrigation systems and tight-knit farming communities, has long been suspected of fostering collectivism. However, proving this theory requires navigating confounding

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TOPIC(S): Pesticides, Pest Control, Ag Middle East,

05/22/2024 SOURCE: www.acsh.org

Podcast: Pesticides, Parkinson's and the Messy Influence of Genetics

Tort lawyers regularly bring litigation against pesticide companies, alleging that their products cause devastating diseases. Of course, our genetic makeup profoundly influences our risk for certain

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TOPIC(S): Rice, Irrigation, Agriculture Global,

05/22/2024 SOURCE: www.acsh.org

Does Rice Farming Shape Culture?

Rice farming, with intricate irrigation systems and tight-knit farming communities, has long been suspected of fostering collectivism. However, proving this theory requires navigating confounding

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture US, Sustainability, GMO's, Research,

04/25/2023 SOURCE: www.acsh.org

Genetically engineered crops are key to sustainable farming, so why

The ignorance surrounding what agricultural practices are truly "sustainable," even among people and institutions that should know better, is astonishing. The contributions of genetic engineering

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Topics: Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, GMO's, Research,

The American Council on Science and Health's Cameron English points out the anti-biotech Non-GMO Project claims that drought-tolerant crops won't help "feed the world," but English points out the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) notes that some African farmers are reporting yields 20–30% even under moderate drought conditions.

Drought-Tolerant Crops: A Success Story the Non-GMO Project Hates

The Non-GMO Project claims that drought-tolerant crops won't help "feed the world" as climate change threatens crop yields. The evidence says otherwise.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
shared this 2 article 3 years ago
Topics: Livestock/Meat, Dairy, Food/Nutrition,

Meat, Milk From Gene-Edited Cows Safe to Eat? New Study Says 'Yes'

A recent study examined the nutritional composition of meat and milk derived from gene-edited cattle bred to be hornless. The two-year-long project provided further evidence vindicating the safe use

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Randy Krotz
shared this 2 article 4 years ago
Topics: Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, GMO's, Consumer/Retail,

NY Times Publishes Solid GMO Story; Anti-Biotech Groups Blow a Gasket

Three well-known anti-GMO groups have attacked the New York Times for publishing a generally excellent story about crop biotechnology. Natural News, for example, called the article "pure propaganda

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shared this 2 article 4 years ago

Are GMOs Making You Sick? 26 Years Later, The Answer Is Still 'No'

The anti-biotech movement continues to warn that consuming GE crops makes people sick. A recent email blast from The Institute for Responsible Technology typifies the latest arguments coming from

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Nancy Kavazanjian
shared this 2 article 5 years ago
Topics: Agriculture Global,

Editors at Journal 'Science' Call Me a Corporate Shill

I pitched a column to the journal Science titled, "How I Became a Junk Science Debunker." ...

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