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CDC
Lawyer spends $500,000 to prove that USDA allows sale of millions of pounds of dangerous meat.
by
Andrew Schneider
on
September 29, 2010
Recent Posts
There’s an increased use of harmful nanoparticles in consumer items; human health and environment endangered
PFC coatings on pizza, popcorn bags and pans are hamful to children
It’s getting harder to sue huge corporations for contaminating entire communities
EPA’s internal watchdogs says agency is unable to protect the public from nanomaterial
U.S. Honey packers insist they never use Chinese honey, yet federal cops continue to bust Asian smugglers.
Recent Comments
Dortmunder
When in doubt, throw it out!
Hold on a minute... Eggs out of the fridge... I've seen it somewhere... Oh, I know! That's how ho...
Tara
There's an increased use of harmful nanoparticles in consumer items; human health and environment endangered
It's disturbing to know that titanium dioxide is present in sunscreens that are marketed for babi...
stephenie
The sticky trail of laundered Chinese honey flows into the U.S. so packers of tiny bears can increase profits
So I let my phone go to voicemail (4 times) and finally finished this story.Wow, phenomenal work!...
Chef Dan
FDA finally attacks false claims on sunscreens, but ignores nano hazard claims
Great reading Andrew wish I had time to comment on them all. I am Hard at work trying to Rid the...
Anna
FDA finally attacks false claims on sunscreens, but ignores nano hazard claims
Hello there, I wonder if the route to "nano' control would be to request a study about the hea...