AgFunder
A new Report reads like a biblical prophecy with visions of deserts and outer-space turning into rich farmland replete with biodiversity and zero food waste. Other glimpses are a little more jarring, like the matter-of-fact mentions of microchips in the mind, and intravenous drips providing our essential sustenance. … more »
Barbara Kruger
To save the planet, mankind must rapidly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. But where should we be reducing those emissions from? What would make the biggest difference? … more »
PBS.org
Governor Newsom finally figures out the simple truth about what a "regressive" tax is and how it impacts the poor and middle class the most. Better late than never. … more »
John Parulis
As recently as 2014, MMWD was considering using Roundup in the watershed. Current board head, Larry Bragman, got elected largely for his opposition to using Roundup (glyphosate). Barbara Saltzman from Marin Audubon was also in favor of using the cancer causing chemical to manage vegetation growth as were other County officials. … more »
Burger King
Fast-food chains are jumping on the plant-based burger trend. But many people are wondering if these meat-free options are actually healthier than the originals. … more »
48 Hills
It's not Yes in My Back Yard -- it's Yes in Your Back Yard. A perspective from a long-time working-class family home owner (aka Land Baron). … more »
The Guardian
PFAS, short for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of at least 4,700 synthetic chemicals that have been in commercial production since the 1940s to make surfaces resist stains, water and grease. … more »
USFWS photo/Steve Martarano
Hundreds of violations mar waters, but commission acts capriciously and infrequently, according to scathing state audit. … more »
Monsanto
Monsanto’s own emails and documents reveal a disinformation campaign to hide its weedkiller’s possible links to cancer. … more »
John Parulis
"...we have a $22 trillion debt that cannot possibly be repaid. The government just keeps rolling it over and paying the interest to banks and bondholders, feeding the “financialized” economy in which money makes money without producing new goods and services. The financialized economy has become a parasite feeding off the real economy" … more »
