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The Most Important Blog Entry Ever Written Anywhere, Anytime
Do you remember as a kid looking at the picture of a toy on the box and then opening it and finding it didn't quite match the sell job created by the artist's conception? I distinctly remember being a...
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Greenpeace; Negotiation By Temper Tantrum
Since February of '08 we've been warning U.S. grocery stores about the perils of engaging with Greenpeace (aka the 500 pound 5 year-old) on issues of sustainability. American stores have their own sea...
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The good thing is Environmental Defense never lets facts get in the way of a good blog posting... or in this case an erroneous, misleading one. Today's sustainablog is riddled with errors including t...
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Fish, Pharmaceuticals, Hype and Hyperbole
Reports are percolating today about an EPA study that found fish caught near wastewater treatment plants had residues of pharmaceuticals in them, including medicines used to treat high cholesterol, al...
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When Pseudo Journalism Pushes A Product
You may have come across this recent article on something called Examiner.com, it's a series of websites where people who "consider [themselves] an insider with insights and knowledge to share" write ...
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Greenpeace Prepares To Sing The Same Ole Song
It is often claimed that Albert Einstein said"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." It's also claimed he said"Reality is merely an il...
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A Newsweek blogger has taken exception with my math on a recent challenge we issued to KPIX TV. And you know what? She was right. I botched my conversion of micrograms per deciliter vs. micrograms per...
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Kwon And Hightower Team Up For More Mercury Misinformation (Part III)
From a butcher you ask for meat. From a fishmonger you ask for seafood. From a reporter you ask for facts... is that too much to ask? Our latest letter: March 12, 2009 Dan Rosenheim News Director ...
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Yesterday a California appeals court ruled that the mercury found in canned tuna doesn't reach the standard for concern as defined by proposition 65 and therefore there is no need for warning signs on...
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Kwon And Hightower Team Up For More Mercury Misinformation (Part II)
The folks at KPIX have yet to respond to my missive from last week. So, I sent them another email just to make sure there isn't a technical problem that I don't know about. A technical snafu would be ...