Audubon understands Gleick committed fraud

We’d congratulate the Audubon Society for understanding that Peter Gleick’s committed fraud, but we still have a bad taste in our mouth from all people Audubon helped kill via the DDT ban. Continue reading Audubon understands Gleick committed fraud

Atrazine: Demonizing Defendants

We can understand why plaintiffs’ lawyers and allied advocates for the organic food industry would seek to demonize what they see as a deep-pocket defendant and a competitor. But why would Madison County judges ignore overwhelming science and favor the plaintiffs when so many of the county’s tax-paying residents earn their livelihoods in conventional agriculture? Continue reading Atrazine: Demonizing Defendants

Report: Pet deaths prompt tougher rules for flea, tick items

“More dogs and cats are becoming ill – and in some cases even dying – from flea and tick control products, prompting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to place tougher restrictions on the insecticide treatments commonly used on pets and to require revisions to labeling to help pet owners use the products properly.” Continue reading Report: Pet deaths prompt tougher rules for flea, tick items

Symphony in the Key of Junk Science: Composer Steven Stucky’s new piece will honor Rachel Carson’s work

And who wouldn’t want to honor the instigator of the DDT-ban genocide? Continue reading Symphony in the Key of Junk Science: Composer Steven Stucky’s new piece will honor Rachel Carson’s work

Report: California mosquito fogging in jeopardy after new environmental regulations

Disease bearing mosquitoes are no doubt cheering an anti-insecticide federal court ruling. Continue reading Report: California mosquito fogging in jeopardy after new environmental regulations