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You are what you eat
… Dec. 1, and to mark the occasion, a small group of people would like to talk
about how some BIO5 scientists are manipulating the crops we plant and the foods … 
Pesticide use reporting system, minus teeth, begins in ‘07
New state-level controls are curbing the use of products like copper sulfate, even while
consumer demand for them remains high …
Mysterious irritant causes building evacuations
… the Ventura City Fire Department reported …
Most Malibu waterways fail EPA quality standards
… the Water Resources Control Board has released a list of water bodies in
California that do not meet quality standards set by the EPA …
Organic food demand soars sparking more imports
Imports of organic food are rising with domestic production unable to keep pace with
soaring demand, according to the country's leading organic certification body …
Smoking may boost teens' asthma risk
Teenagers who smoke are more likely than their peers to develop asthma, a finding that
highlights the immediate danger of the habit …
Court asked to rescind EPA decision allowing field burning
The dense plumes of smoke that arise when grass-seed farmers in Idaho burn their fields
cause asthma in children, reduce visibility on highways and actually kill people …
Unprecedented smoking ban a hot topic
The decision to nearly eliminate smoking from all areas of Belmont has people across the
country watching the small Peninsula city as it prepares to make history …
State to consider tougher pollution standards
Colorado is poised to crack down on air pollution from the oil and gas industry blamed for
putting the Front Range in danger of exceeding federal ozone levels …
Britain aims to take lead on aggressive carbon cuts
Climate policy experts have cautiously welcomed the British government's newly announced
plan to make drastic cuts to the country's greenhouse-gas emissions over the next
half-century …