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Tuesday, 22 January 2013
2Cents & Open Thoughts
The Search for Common Sense In Our "Truth"
An open community for liberty lovers, truth seekers, critical thinkers, love & light warriors, etc to share information & ideas.
Read alternative media, get informed, research everything, question everything!
An open community for liberty lovers, truth seekers, critical thinkers, love & light warriors, etc to share information & ideas.
Read alternative media, get informed, research everything, question everything!
Sandy Hook - An American Coup d'état - 1/4
Conspiracy theories or not, it's valuable to listen and make your own mind up. There's something going on out there and we have a right to be informed.
Uncovered, the 'toxic' gene hiding in GM crops: Revelation throws new doubt over safety of foods
A virus gene that could be poisonous to humans has been missed when GM food crops have been assessed for safety.
GM crops such as corn and soya, which are being grown around the world for both human and farm animal consumption, include the gene.
A new study by the EU's official food watchdog, the European Food Safety Authority(EFSA), has revealed that the international approval process for GM crops failed to identify the gene.
As a result, watchdogs have not investigated its impact on human health and the plants themselves when assessing whether they were safe.
The findings are particularly powerful because the work was carried out by independent experts, rather than GM critics.
It was led by Nancy Podevin, who was employed by EFSA, and Patrick du Jardin, of the Plant Biology Unit at the University of Liege in Belgium.
They discovered that 54 of the 86 GM plants approved for commercial growing and food in the US, including corn and soya, contain the viral gene, which is known as 'Gene VI'.
GM crops such as corn and soya, which are being grown around the world for both human and farm animal consumption, include the gene.
A new study by the EU's official food watchdog, the European Food Safety Authority(EFSA), has revealed that the international approval process for GM crops failed to identify the gene.
As a result, watchdogs have not investigated its impact on human health and the plants themselves when assessing whether they were safe.
The findings are particularly powerful because the work was carried out by independent experts, rather than GM critics.
It was led by Nancy Podevin, who was employed by EFSA, and Patrick du Jardin, of the Plant Biology Unit at the University of Liege in Belgium.
They discovered that 54 of the 86 GM plants approved for commercial growing and food in the US, including corn and soya, contain the viral gene, which is known as 'Gene VI'.
Monday, 21 January 2013
Tar Sands Blockades
Up-To-Date Actions
Follow this page for constant updates on events from environmental resistance groups around the world GLOBAL DAYS OF ACTION
Idle No More #J28 - This action will peacefully protest attacks on Democracy, Indigenous Sovereignty, Human Rights and Environmental Protections when Canadian MPs return to the House of Commons on January 28th
And many more events and occupations.
Follow this page for constant updates on events from environmental resistance groups around the world GLOBAL DAYS OF ACTION
Idle No More #J28 - This action will peacefully protest attacks on Democracy, Indigenous Sovereignty, Human Rights and Environmental Protections when Canadian MPs return to the House of Commons on January 28th
And many more events and occupations.
Moving Planet
Moving Planet was a day to put our demands for climate action into motion—marching, biking, skating—calling for the world to go beyond fossil fuels.
At over 2000 events in 175+ countries, we're letting leaders know that a movement is rising to move our planet forward to a clean energy future.
At over 2000 events in 175+ countries, we're letting leaders know that a movement is rising to move our planet forward to a clean energy future.
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