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An Iowa Farm County Seeks Answers Amid Cancer Rates 50% Higher than National Average

An Iowa Farm County Seeks Answers To Cancer Rate 50% Higher Than National Average

'It's getting worse' – U.S. failing to stem tide of harmful farm pollutants • Iowa Capital Dispatch

A grand government plan to address the problem has cost taxpayers billions of dollars with minimal results so far.

'It's getting worse' – U.S. failing to stem tide of harmful farm pollutants

VENICE, Louisiana — Kindra Arnesen is a 46-year-old commercial fishing boat operator who has spent most of her life among the pelicans and bayous of southern Louisiana, near the juncture where the 2,350-mile-long Mississippi River ends at the Gulf of Mexico. Clark Porter is a 62-year-old farmer who lives in north-central Iowa where he spends part […] The post ‘It’s getting worse’ – U.S. failing to stem tide of harmful farm pollutants appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Green clean: Sustainable cleaning continues to trend | News, Sports, Jobs

Three-quarters of all United States households undergo a yearly spring clean, according to the American Cleaning Institute. Amidst the flurry of d

A New California Bill Aims to Ban Paraquat. Yep, That Toxic Stuff Is Still Around. – Mother Jones

Banned by 60 countries, the herbicide behind a 1970s marijuana scare persists in the US.

It's time for leaders to address 'the Big C' in Iowa | News, Sports, Jobs

No problem is so big that we can’t run from it or at least avoid thinking about it. That’s human nature. There are many concerns that should command o

California Moves to Ban Toxic Herbicide Paraquat, Linked to Parkinson's

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is backing legislation aimed at banning the use of the highly toxic herbicide paraquat in California.

Bill to ban herbicide paraquat takes shape in California

Green Clean: Sustainable Cleaning Continues to Trend

Three-quarters of all United States households undergo a yearly spring clean, according to the American Cleaning Institute. Amidst the flurry of dusting, decluttering, and scrubbing, a notable trend is taking