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RIGHT TO REPRODUCE: America’s Fertility Crisis -- What Is Happening to Our Reproductive Health?
For many women, having a child is one of the deepest hopes of our lives. It should not be something we have to fight for.
Back-to-School Snack Stock-Up: Simple, Organic Snacks for Busy Families
Back-to-school season is here, which means back to schools that are constantly trying to give our kids foods filled with dyes, preservatives, pesticides and more!
The Federal Data Center Regulations Are Expiring On September 30–WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
On September 30, America’s main law governing federal data centers is set to expire, with no clear replacement or extension in sight. The timing is difficult to ignore, as the United States is being pushed, largely by executive order, through what may be its largest infrastructure buildout since the construction of the railroad system.
A New Study Just Linked Glyphosate to Increased Anxiety. Here's What Parents Need to Know
A new preprint study finds glyphosate exposure linked to anxiety-like behavior at doses regulators call 'safe.' Here's the research, and the gut-brain connection behind it.
Back-to-School Lunches Without the Toxic Ingredients
Back-to-school shopping usually starts with backpacks, notebooks, and new shoes. Then comes the lunchbox. If you've walked through the snack aisle lately, you've probably noticed that almost everything is marketed as "healthy," "natural," or even "organic." Unfortunately, those words don't always mean what we think they do.
The Top 10 Data Center Myths
Data centers have become one of America’s hottest debates. They are sold as essential pieces of infrastructure that create jobs, generate tax revenue, support national security, and keep our cell phones going. Meanwhile, on the ground, host communities are confronting the consequences for their water, health, air quality, utility bills, farmland, public budgets, quality of life, and even their ability to control what gets built in their own towns.
Data Centers Done Right?
Data centers are not going away. But neither are the power, water, noise, and land use impacts they leave behind. The question communities are asking is no longer simply whether data centers are useful, the question is whether they can be built without sacrificing farmland, local water access, utility affordability, quiet enjoyment, public health, and informed community consent.
Forest Fires and Glyphosate: An Examination of the Unspoken
Prior to this part launch, part rant, and of course, weed whacking, I need to give credit to my podcast producer, Anne Temple. We were prepping for the next podcast and she mentioned that in her neck of the woods, the air was horrific from the Canadian fires. She asked what happens to glyphosate when it burns? I thought I knew all things glyphosate, but I was stumped. I wasn’t sure, so I had to dig my way through the weeds and jump in the rabbit hole.
Banza Pasta Slashes Glyphosate 543x to Nearly Non Detectable Levels – Proves Cleaner Food is Possible!
Independent tests confirmed levels dropped from 2,836ppb to nearly non-detectable levels — after Banza overhauled sourcing and earned Clean Scan Certification
Who Owns the Night Sky
A California startup has raised millions of dollars to launch giant mirrors into space and sell “sunlight on demand.” Yes, really.
The Gift That Sent Me Down the Toxin Rabbit Hole
What goes on your body matters just as much as what goes in it.
The Great Data Center Giveaway: Tax Breaks, Higher Utility Bills, and the New Race to the Bottom
Beneath the glossy sales pitch for a data center lies a murky reality of strained ecosystems, depleted natural resources, and billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies for some of the wealthiest corporations on planet Earth.
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