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Scientists have long tried to remove heavy metals in the food supply. But uncertainty complicates regulations.

Even though the tax seems to have reduced the use of disposable utensils, its repeal demonstrates that a sustainable change in behavior requires additional measures, including running information campaigns tailored to the ultra-orthodox, making alternatives available, and encouraging their use.

Center for Biological Diversity: WASHINGTON— An assessment released today by the Environmental Protection Agency found that three popular neonicotinoid insecticides are likely to jeopardize the continued existence of more than 200 plants and animals protected under the Endangered Species Act. This includes 25 insect species and more than 160 plants dependent on insect pollination.

The Bar Association of Guyana on Sunday commenced its second annual Law Week activities with a Walkathon event. Participants walked from the Square of the Revolution and ended at the Court of Appeal at Brickdam and High Street.Notably, it was announced thereafter, that Attorneys-at-Law in private practice who have so volunteered will give of their time and resources to offer pro bono services through the Guyana Legal Aid Clinic.This year’s Law Week theme is “New Frontiers in Law, Preparing for the Future.”In a press release, it was stated ‘Law Week’ is a feature on the calendar of ma...

Following the publication of a nonprofit study that uncovered heavy metals in 95 percent of commercial baby foods, a congressional investigation was