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CDC · United States

Americans get more than half their calories from ultra-processed foods, CDC report says

68% Center coverage: 149 sources

Most Americans get more than half their calories from ultraprocessed foods, those super-tasty, energy-dense foods typically full of sugar…See the Story

Climate Change · Geneva

Countries under pressure to finalise UN plastic pollution treaty as talks resume

61% Center coverage: 62 sources

Negotiators will take another stab at reaching a global pact on plastic pollution at talks opening Tuesday in Geneva but they face deep divisions over how to tackle the health and ecological hazard.See the Story

EPA · United States

Current Level of Nitrate EPA Deems Safe Fails to Reflect Birth Outcomes, Other Potential Health Risks

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The study said the current level of nitrate that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) deems safe fails to reflect birth outcomes and other potential health risks.See the Story

Chemical Pollution Is a Rampant Threat to Humanity, Science Group Warns

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This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Chemical pollution is “a threat to the thriving of humans and nature of a similar order as climate change” but decades behind global heating in terms of public awareness and action, a report has warned. The industrial economy has created more than 100 million “novel entities,” or chemicals not found in nature, with somewhere betw…Pollution See the Story

RFK Jr.'s Food Revolution Begins Next Month

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The post RFK Jr.’s Food Revolution Begins Next Month appeared first on 🔔 The Liberty Daily.Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · West Virginia See the Story

Organic Bytes Newsletter #906: Dicamba Leaves A Trail of Destruction - Organic Consumers

Organic Bytes Newsletter #906: Dicamba Leaves A Trail of Destruction SUBSCRIBE | DONATEBILLIONS AGAINST BAYERDicamba Leaves a Trail of Destruction – Ban It NowOrganic Consumers Association’s Petition to the Environmental Protection Agency: Bayer (Monsanto)’s dicamba herbicide is meant to be used on its genetically modified dicamba-tolerant crops, but when it gets sprayed, it is extremely drift prone, and drifts away from the GMO farms and causes…West Virginia · West Virginia Read Article

The Nature of Nature - Organic Consumers

The Nature of NatureJuly 31, 2025 | Source: Chelsea Green Publishing In an age of climate catastrophes and extinction, we need to turn back to nature and learn, once again, how to live sustainably on planet Earth—beginning with our relationship to food. Four billion years ago, Earth was a hot, lifeless planet. Through the process of evolution, the Earth and its diversity of living organisms gradually reduced the amount of carbon in the atmosphe…United States · United States Read Article

Op-ed: We Need a Food Bill of Rights - Organic Consumers

Op-ed: We Need a Food Bill of RightsJuly 30, 2025 | Source: Civil Eats | by Tambra Raye Stevenson Oklahoma sits at the center of the U.S. wheat belt, exporting grain across the world and supplying flour that fills pantries nationwide. It is a major pork producer and also part of America’s cattle corridor, ranking second in cow-calf operations that support the country’s beef supply. The state grows significant amounts of corn, soybeans, and sorg…Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Farm Programs, USDA Would Shrink Under Project 2025 Goals for Ag - Organic Consumers

Farm Programs, USDA Would Shrink Under Project 2025 Goals for AgJuly 19, 2024 | Source: Investigate Midwest | by Chris Clayton Could Project 2025 derail the farm bill? Or could it possibly accelerate efforts to get a farm bill passed if it looks like former President Donald Trump will win the White House again? Democrats have ramped up criticism of Project 2025 Presidential Transition Project, an effort driven by the Heritage Foundation to lay o…United States · United States Read Article

Farmers Are Facing a Fork on Trump's Immigration Highway. So What's Next? - Organic Consumers

Farmers Are Facing a Fork on Trump’s Immigration Highway. So What’s Next?July 27, 2025 | Source: USA Today | by Chris Kenning For Candice Lyall, cherry harvest is always a race against the clock. Eastern Washington is famous for its cherries, and in the fourth-generation farmer’s lush orchards, not far from Columbia River, there’s just a short window when they are the perfect ripeness. Wait too long and they are too soft for sale. And they must …Donald Trump · Mattawa Read Article

How Urban Farms Help Tackle Food Insecurity in the Twin Cities - Organic Consumers

How Urban Farms Help Tackle Food Insecurity in the Twin CitiesJuly 23, 2025 | Source: MPR News | by Jaylan Sims An indigenous sculptor from a small village in Yucatán has recreated the ancient Maya process of extracting blue paint from a native plant via a chemical reaction. Luis May Ku, 48, saw years of research finally pay off in January, when scientists in Italy and Mexico confirmed that his formula was genuine, making it officially the first…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

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