£1,000,000 for 100% chemical free material
Submitted by skassel on November 28, 2008 – 1:00 pm4 Comments
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Check out this video from ABC news concerning the present state of affairs of cereal boxes.
Cereal companies are claiming that their products are healthy options, despite the fact that they contain tons of sugar and …
Check out this video from ABC news concerning the present state of affairs of cereal boxes.
Cereal companies are claiming that their products are healthy options, despite the fact that they contain tons of sugar and …
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants to put well established scientific evidence on trial:
Environmentalists say the chamber’s strategy is an attempt to sow political discord by challenging settled science — and note that in the …
A new refinery outside Pittsburgh uses a different approach to convert biomass to ethanol. Instead of using bacteria to break down biomass/cellulosic material that is then fermented and distilled to give ethanol, the biomass is …
Dr. Ludwig also sent us this article. HILARIOUS. I think some high school chemistry classes may need to be improved….looks like the public needs to review the definition of “chemical!”
How about Cheney’s brain, will that win it?
How can it be that a fertilizer manufacturer claims that one of its products is “chemical free”?
“The manufacturers of a popular “organic” fertilizer recently drew the attention of the public when it claimed in promotional materials the product contained no chemicals whatsoever.” (same article)
I am speechless.
So because the word chemical is apparently synonymous with “poison,” it is justified to lie to consumers and declare things “chemical-free”? Maybe it’s the consumers that shouldn’t be so stupid and realize that without these infamous chemicals they wouldn’t exist.