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Algal Blooms Produce Heart Toxins
Algal blooms are gross.
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99.99% of Pesticides We Eat Are Produced by Plants Themselves
The word pesticide is misunderstood, nearly to the same extent as the word chemical.
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Co-Authored By Pamela Paresky, Ph.D.
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What Organic and Chemical Actually Mean: A Glossary of Hijacked Terms
The language of science has been hijacked.
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