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POPS Household Poisons and Foods that can Kill your Pet In 2008, the Animal Poison Control Center (ASPCA) handled over 140,000 cases pertaining to pets that were exposed to toxic substances, and many included everyday household products in and around their own homes. In response ASPCA put together the top 10 list of pet poisons in 2008, and it’s important that you become familiar with this list to help prevent any mishaps at home.
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POPSBeekeepers Tell Pesticide Firm to Buzz Off This is absurd! As Graham White, a beekeeper in the Scottish Borders and an environmental author states: "Putting Syngenta in charge of UK research into the causes of honeybee deaths is arguably the equivalent of putting the tobacco companies in charge of research into lung cancer." It’s a foregone conclusion that Syngenta will find that they are not responsible for the decline in bee population. This is a clear case of government in the back pocket of another corporation. And once again, the public is powerless to have any effect on stopping this travesty and government just rubs our noses in the fact.
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POPSWater Treatment Systems Water is a vital necessity for mankind—it is used for drinking, cooking, bathing, washing clothes and utensils, gardening, pets, cleaning, agriculture, and boilers and water heaters.
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POPSPesticides in Rural Well Water Eyed as Parkinson's Factor "The new study of more than 700 people in California’s Central Valley found that those who likely consumed contaminated private well water had a higher rate of Parkinson’s. The risk was as much as 90 percent higher for those who had private wells near fields sprayed with the widely used insecticides propargite or chlorpyrifos."
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POPSwhen a building is like a pond they want architects and engineers to address this problem of what the are calling polarized light pollution- maybe this knowledge could be used instead of insecticides- or no.....?
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POPSUS Concerned Over Venezulea & Iran Relationship over Bicycles Remember the moble WMD labs in Iraq that turned out to be for weather balloons, or the chemical weapon material stockpiles that were in fact insecticides, or the Cuban biological weapons lab that was actually a lab that made vaccines--now meet the latest US red herring on another "dangerous enemy" of the US. The Iraninin/Venerzulean atomic connection that is about producing bicycles.
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POPSSuppressed Facts About Today’s Milk It has also been linked to insulin dependent diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, infertility, and leukemia. Milk and refined sugar make two of the largest contributions to food induced ill health in our country.
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POPSGlobalized Contamination The article points out that these contaminants are traveling around the world through the atmosphere and coming in for a landing wherever and whenever they fall to Earth via rain or snow. Mountain areas are particularly susceptible because they "catch" the pollutants as they fly by in high altitude winds. We are all interconnected, and yet we have no real institutions that are functioning on these issues in a globally interconnected way. Yet nation states don't seem to be able to protect their inhabitants from this type of agression.
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POPSNo Place to Hide Don't drink the water, don't breath the air, don't eat fish and other wildlife. Ah! Nature's response to human over-population.
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POPSArtificial flavours kill plant pests Some of the insects that eat the plant pests, are absent in fields today, because of Monoculture-where only one species, like wheat,corn or rice is planted. The predator insects, need nectar, which is remote from a cultivated field. The banana and mint aromas may attract them, but for them to stay they need plants with nectar to survive. (They probably need nectar for carbohydrates, and prey for protein and vitamins)
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