Twenty-four scientists from around the world published a letter entitled, “Stop Military Conflicts From Trashing Environment,” in the journal Nature, urging the United Nations International Law Commission to create protections… read more →
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates the algae-choked “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico near the mouth of the Mississippi River spanned 7,829 square miles this summer, roughly… read more →
by Roberta Bolduc Palmer Distinctive Dentistry, in Greenville, is a well-known holistic dental practice providing biocompatible, mercury-free dentistry which includes the removal of metal dental fillings. Dental amalgam, or “silver”… read more →
Upstate resident John Y. Kamin recently published With Liberty and Sickness for all…The Toxins in Our Food, our Environment and Our Minds. It is an in-depth look at toxic food
Plastics Peril Drives New Strategies by Yvette C. Hammett Daily news footage and photos capture the damage plastic is doing to the planet’s oceans: turtles ensnared in plastic nets, whales… read more →
Pollution More Deadly Than Cigarettes Toxic air is killing more people in Europe than tobacco smoking, according to new research published in the European Heart Journal. The number of early… read more →
Tips for Toxin-Free House Cleaning Cleaning the house shouldn’t be a health hazard, yet studies have linked many popular cleaning products to asthma and other respiratory ills, developmental problems in… read more →
Pollution Harms Mental and Physical Health It’s well established that air pollution’s poisons and particles shorten lives, impair learning and increase risk for dementia. Now, a study published
by Belue Farms Natural Market When assessing food safety, few issues prove as controversial as genetically modified organisms (GMOs). GMOs were developed to resist pests, disease and herbicides and increase… read more →
by Jennifer Smith The Human Microbiome Project revealed that we have ten times more bacteria in the G.I. tract than cells in the body. Additionally, 80-90 percent of our “happy… read more →
