Pesticides: A Public Problem
source: http://www.whatsonmyfood.org/
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New Web Search Tool Shows What Pesticides are on Your Food (Sourced From Organic Consumers Association http://www.organicconsumers.org/ )
"The Pesticide Action Network has launched a new online searchable database designed to make the public problem of pesticide exposure visible and more understandable. Whether you want to find out what's in your apple juice, milk, peanut butter, or bottled water, this innovative tool links pesticide food residue data with the toxicology for each chemical, making this information easily searchable for the first time.
PESTICIDES :: A PUBLIC PROBLEM
Pesticides
…on our food, even after washing;
…in our bodies, for years;
…& in our environment, traveling many miles on wind, water and dust.
What’s On My Food? is a searchable database designed to make the public problem of pesticide exposure visible and more understandable.
How does this tool work? We link pesticide food residue data with the toxicology for each chemical, making this information easily searchable for the first time.pesticides are a public health problem requiring public engagement to solve.
Use the tool, share it with others: we built it to help move the public conversation about pesticides into an arena where you don’t have to be an expert to participate.
At Pesticide Action Network (PAN), we believe that pesticides are a public health problem requiring public engagement to solve. We want you to have the information you need to take action on pesticides. What’s On My Food? builds on PAN’s 27-year tradition of making pesticide science accessible."
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jubal
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Buy organic, that is a huge step in the right direction to avoid these pesticides.
- 2 years ago
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jubal
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twitterbot
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@Permaculture_ME on twitter says "And if you really want to know what might be on your food:"
- 2 years ago
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azulagua
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I've heard a lot about high fructose corn syrup being bad and I finally heard why! The syrup is separated from the starch using lye that is made with mercury. A lot of the soda tests high in mercury. It was funny thing to start telling my kids to get the soda with sugar!
- 2 years ago
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azulagua
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twitterbot
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@MarieB987 on twitter says "check out the pesticides in your food....it's enlightening and scary..."
- 2 years ago
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JanforGore
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Thanks for this. Featured on the Sustainable Agriculture Channel.
- 2 years ago
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JanforGore
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Revelation_Machine
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This has been needed for a long time. And it has finally come.
- 2 years ago
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Revelation_Machine
