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Call For Articles: USDA Honey Report, Swiss March Against Science And More

Call For Articles: USDA Honey Report, Swiss March Against Science And More

1. On Wednesday, May 15th, the House Committee on Natural Resources: Subcommittee on Water, Oceans, and Wildlife will hold a Legislative Hearing on H.R. 2532: To protect grizzly bear populations, and…
If Chlorpyrifos Epidemiology Methods Had Been Used By Andrew Wakefield, He'd Have Gotten Vaccines Banned

If Chlorpyrifos Epidemiology Methods Had Been Used By Andrew Wakefield, He'd Have Gotten Vaccines Banned

There is renewed controversy about a pesticide called chlorpyrifos and like most science issues it has come down along political lines; Democrats, who have almost all anti-science activists but…
Did Coca-Cola Suppress Unfavorable Studies Or Is This Another Systemic Conspiracy Story By US Right To Know?

Did Coca-Cola Suppress Unfavorable Studies Or Is This Another Systemic Conspiracy Story By US Right To Know?

U.S. Right To Know, an industry-funded trade group that was created to harass and intimidate scientists, has teamed up with a few academic allies to promote 129 Freedom of Information Act requests…
FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Meeting Suggests Rogue Activist Group IARC Be Reined In

FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Meeting Suggests Rogue Activist Group IARC Be Reined In

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) was once a serious, revered organization with the somber task of tackling what environmental factors caused what cancers so that we could…
Looming Doctor Shortage - Are Regulations To Blame?

Looming Doctor Shortage - Are Regulations To Blame?

The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC is promoting a doomsday shortage where America is without 47-122,000 physicians, over a third of them being general practitioners, by 2032 and say…
Implicit Bias? Even Women And People Of Color Can Have It.

Implicit Bias? Even Women And People Of Color Can Have It.

Biased against Women and Black People? That is what the Harvard Implicit Association test  (IAT)showed me.  I took them more than once and this was the overall result.  As a SMALL part…
Earth Day Tequila: Toxic Carcinogen Maker Casa Herradura Is The Way To Go

Earth Day Tequila: Toxic Carcinogen Maker Casa Herradura Is The Way To Go

Environmentalists may hate science but they love to ignore inconvenient truths about alcohol - namely that it is a toxic carcinogen the way they wish BPA, atrazine, fracking, vaccines (insert…
Julian Assange Is Not A Journalist, So Journalists Should Not Make Him A Fourth Estate Martyr

Julian Assange Is Not A Journalist, So Journalists Should Not Make Him A Fourth Estate Martyr

These days, anybody with an internet connection can be a publisher. That doesn’t make everybody a journalist. This distinction has become more important than ever in light of two recent events. One…
A Transcendent Black Hole Image, And A Repugnant Social Media (and Media) Reaction.

A Transcendent Black Hole Image, And A Repugnant Social Media (and Media) Reaction.

By oversimplifying the complex human story of how big science done by big collaborations like Event Horizon Telescope, the mainstream media got many things wrong.    The task of the…
The Black Hole Image Raised Us Up,  Media Reactions Lowered Us Down

The Black Hole Image Raised Us Up, Media Reactions Lowered Us Down

By oversimplifying the complex human story of how big science done by big collaborations like Event Horizon Telescope, the mainstream media got many things wrong.    The task of the…

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