In the absence of any sweeping international agreements addressing insect pollinator conservation, this project’s goal was to find topics of consensus at the sub-national levels concerning insect pollinator conservation. This paper showcases areas of agreement useful for similar international, national, providence/state/territory, and municipal policies.
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Does Industry Want The Dangers Of Aspartame Suppressed? Across the internet countless advocates are being silenced through defamation of character, censorship or personal attacks which invoke safety concerns. Whistleblower and veteran artificial sweeteners activist, Hon. Mary Nash Stoddard is taking a stand and exposing some of these tactics used against the Aspartame Dangers network.
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Each November, we honor our heroes who fought so bravely for our freedom by celebrating Veteran’s Day. Although, it is a national holiday, veterans have yet to be truly honored in the form of medical care that they desperately need. The sad truth is, many of these brave men and women will die before this happens. Why is there such a delay providing coverage? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to Mr. John J. Bury, a retired US Navy and Vietnam War Veteran who is also a veterans’ advocate. He is going to talk about two recent legislative Bills. HR-969 and S.681, The Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Agent Orange Act.
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