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May 2009

The cult graffiti artist who did the official, unofficial, “hope” portrait of the Obama campaign has gone to the dogs. Maybe a few cats also.

by Andrew Schneider on May 31, 2009

As money becomes tighter, organic food becomes expendable for many.

by Andrew Schneider on May 29, 2009

EXCLUSIVE: New butter flavoring for popcorn and other food products may be no safer than the lung-injuring diacetyl it replaces.

by Andrew Schneider on May 28, 2009

Crime lab tools can identify mislabeled and smuggled seafood faster and easier and diners might get the fish they pay for.

by Andrew Schneider on May 26, 2009

Physician, heal thyself, or at least get to the head of the line.

by Andrew Schneider on May 23, 2009

Government is sending money to care for asbestos victims in Libby. Will W.R. Grace keep picking up medical bills as it promised?

by Andrew Schneider on May 21, 2009

The Internet will protect us from dangerous food? It’s a start, the White House says.

by Andrew Schneider on May 21, 2009

Nanoparticle use grows in consumer products; safety testing inadequate, experts say.

by Andrew Schneider on May 18, 2009

Kill step and an adequate lethality. We can’t be talking about food.

by Andrew Schneider on May 16, 2009

Pesticide is too dangerous for use in the U.S., but apparently it’s just fine to use in other countries.

by Andrew Schneider on May 14, 2009

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      Use of meat glue goes far beyond meat I should be noted that when this blood ingredient is being handled in any way masks must be worn...
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      There's an increased use of harmful nanoparticles in consumer items; human health and environment endangered Government not protecting us as usual.
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      Use of meat glue goes far beyond meat Uggghhh! How disgusting. How upsetting. It only goes to show to what lengths people will g...
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      Use of meat glue goes far beyond meat This is a pretty controversial write up. I found this article oddly enough by looking into NPRs s...
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      There's an increased use of harmful nanoparticles in consumer items; human health and environment endangered Andrew Schneider is a great man who did the great researches on the Nano Technology and also h...

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