So this year I will try a Christmas Card ‘blog post’. (I do have this ‘blog’ that tracks some of what I think.) 20 and 21 – who would have thunk it?! Well, at least in 2021 covid (or perhaps the authorities?) began losing its grip on us and life was not nearly as restricted as 2020.... Read more
Archive for the ‘Food’ Category
Food labels and the lies they tell us about grocery store ‘best before’ expiration dates – Vox
July 11 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Economics, Food
water. AUS style.
September 6 | Posted by mrossol | Australia, Environment, Food
I had not hear about this from my AUS kids… Hmm?
Dead kangaroos and a dying river are results of Australian system considered in the U.S.
WSJ 9/4/2019 BY RACHEL PANNETT
Australia’s Darling River was once filled with fleets of paddle steamers carrying wool to ships bound for England. For nearly two centuries, it provided fresh...
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Glyphosate?
September 6 | Posted by mrossol | Environment, Food, Science
WSJ 9/4/2019 One of the safest herbicides on the planet.
Perhaps you’ve read that science should rule when determining environmental standards. So why aren’t progressives cheering an Environmental Protection Agency order declaring that the chemical glyphosate doesn’t cause cancer?
In an extraordinary intervention, the EPA recently said it will no longer approve product labels that...
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Is the FDA Lying?
August 6 | Posted by mrossol | Food, GMO, non-GMOI think this is something that needs more visibility. ===== WSJ 8/6/2018 In the mold of “Mad Men’s” Don Draper, clever ad execs know a thing or two about manipulating consumer ignorance, confusion and even fear to sell a product. Nowhere is this truer than modern food advertising, where dubious health claims and questionable scientific assertions abound. The Food and Drug Administration is supposed... Read more
Farm to Fable
April 19 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Food10% of the world’s population might have the $$ to pay for local, happy food, but the other 90% doesn’t want to pay the price of starvation on behalf of the 10%. =========== WSJ 4/18/2016 From the first in a series of “Farm to Fable” articles by Tampa Bay Times food critic Laura Reiley, April 13: With the tagline “Local, simple and honest,”... Read more
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