Recent Posts Tagged With 'food safety'

• The “Garbage Patch” - Massive Collection of Plastic Pollution in the Ocean

  Posted on Sunday November 30th, 2008 at 14:25 in oil, health, Plastic bags, recycling, environmental issues, pollution, food safety, pcb, landfills, eco-videos, ecotoxins

  The North Pacific Tropical Gyre also known as the Garbage Patch - seven millions tons of floating plastic waste spanning an area twice the size of Texas. There is six times as much plastic in the gyre than there is plankton. Plankton is the area's mo...

• Pharmaceutical Drug Waste In U.S. Drinking Water

  Posted on Friday April 11th, 2008 at 17:04 in environmental issues, pollution, food safety, endocrine disruptor, ecotoxins

  An Associated Press investigation found pharmaceuticals in nearly ever drinking water supply that they tested, including those of 24 major metropolitan areas across the nation. Nancy Cordes reports....

• Toxic Cosmetics - Net Map for Edibles - Drink Your Filtered Pee - and..again with the Paris Hilton

  Posted on Friday March 28th, 2008 at 12:40 in sustainable living, misc., food safety, eco-videos, zaproot

  ZapRoot is a weekly webcast show from ViroPOP, a green pop network, and is the next generation approach to educating the asses on how to live greener lives. Host Jessica Williamson endows us with some of the more uncommon yet fun ways we can all live...

• Health Ranger Talks About Dangerous Petrochemical Food Coloring

  Posted on Friday March 21st, 2008 at 10:59 in plants, sustainable living, environmental issues, organic food, food safety, healthy eating, mike adams, green home, ecotoxins

  Mike Adams wrote a fantastic article over at the NaturalNews.com detailing tricks and psychological secrets used by the food and dyestuffs industries to fool you into believing your purchase is the nutritionally optimal choice. Humans have the innat...

• 3 Eco-Friendly Ways To Make Your St. Patrick’s Day Even Greener

  Posted on Monday March 17th, 2008 at 20:19 in sustainable living, st. patrick's day, food safety, ecotoxins

  Now on to what is no doubt our favorite part of the celebration, the drinking of the green. The brew industry is another complex beast to tackle, but know that the best way to acquire your suds is to make it yourself, from organic ingredients, of cou...

• 3 Eco-Friendly Ways To Make Your St. Patrick’s Day Even Greener

  Posted on Monday March 17th, 2008 at 20:19 in sustainable living, st. patrick's day, misc., food safety, ecotoxins

  EAT GREEN The first step in greening out your St. Patrick’s Day feast, is to have green foods. Duh? And I don’t mean the clever marketing term that signifies environmental consciousness, I mean the color green. We’ll get to that, bu...

• 24 Hours Until Redirect to New Domain Eco-Thinker.com

  Posted on Thursday March 13th, 2008 at 21:11 in sustainable living, misc., food safety, sustainable energy, green home, eco-gadgets, eco-videos, greener cities, eco-innovations, eco-science, electric car revolution, laugh!

  If you have ecofriendlyinfo.com on your RSS feed, and a few still do, please head to my new address http://eco-thinker.com/ and add that feed. Feel free to delete ecofriendlyinfo from your feed reader. I am still working on the banner logo, but other...

• Thousands of Professionals Call For End To Water Fluoridation

  Posted on Wednesday March 5th, 2008 at 16:18 in food safety, fluoride, green home, greener cities, ecotoxins, water fluoridation

  Read the dark and concealed history of water fluoridation at fluoridealert.org and witness the statement originally signed by 600 professionals in 8/07, now at over 1,500 signatures @ fluoridealert.org statement. This is how industrial waste byprodu...

• Plastics Causing Irreversible Damage For Generations To Come

  Posted on Wednesday January 2nd, 2008 at 15:30 in pollution, food safety, pcb, green home, eco-videos, greener cities, phthalates, bisphenol a, plasticizers, ecotoxins

  Dr. Vyvyan Howard, Head of the Developmental Toxico-Pathology Research Group and a senior lecturer at the University of Liverpool in England, gives us a condensed history of the dangers of the chemical soup that has resulted from the petroleum indust...