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A story of Flight Lt. Andy Magee (Part 4) | Wallaceburg Courier Press

John Martinello continues his series on Wallaceburg Flight Lt. Andy Magee with a look at a Typhoon he flew. ....

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Flying Officer Arthur Joplin obituary

While Flying Officer Arthur Joplin struggled to find an airfield in the fog-bound Lincolnshire countryside in the early hours of December 22, 1944, the crew of ....

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Michael Dourson: A true story about chemical risk and benefits

Michael Dourson: A true story about chemical risk and benefits
Michael L. Dourson, Ph.D., DABT, FATS, FSRA
Guest columnist
Our story is about a pesticide. People are often worried about pesticides because they are toxic chemicals. Pesticides are toxic, so that they can kill things like bugs.
DDT is a bug spray. It was outlawed in many countries because once you spray it, DDT breaks down very slowly in the environment. Since it stays around for a long time, it moves up the food chain and when birds eat bugs sprayed with DDT the chemical causes their egg shells to become thin.] ....

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