You Did It! The GMO Labeling Initiative WILL Be on the Ballot in California!
The California Right to Know 2012 Ballot Initiative collected enough signatures—and now, with your help, you can become part of history.
01 May
2012
17 Apr
2012
Special Investigative Report: Will GMOs Really Feed the World?
That’s what genetic engineering advocates claim. But science (and a shocking number of developing-world suicides) debunk this myth.
28 Feb
2012
USDA Decides the Current Rush to Rubber-Stamp GMO Foods Is Too Slow!
And who’s siding with Monsanto? Phony “food safety advocates” masquerading as political progressives.
22 Nov
2011
Shocker: Antipsychotic Drugs Are Being Given to Kids in Foster Care
Want foster kids to behave? Give them harsh tranquilizers developed for schizophrenic patients!
11 Oct
2011
Eat Right, Pay Up: Government Gets It Wrong Again
“Fat taxes” are tariffs on what governments feel are unhealthy foods. If only they had an inkling about which foods are truly unhealthy!
04 Oct
2011
Breaking News—California May Require Labeling of GE Food Products!
An exciting new ballot initiative, if California voters approve, could turn the tide against genetically engineered foods in America.
20 Sep
2011
Whose Side Is the USDA Really On?
It’s supposed to help organic farmers. But it’s more likely to be just another sneaky way to help Monsanto. New Action Alert!
30 Aug
2011
Organic Versus Genetically Engineered Crops: Some Rays of Light
Recent court decisions may help. Plus, new research shows how dangerous Monsanto’s GMOs really are.
26 Jul
2011
The Wheels Come Off the Bus on Genetically Engineered Crops!
Despite a lack of independent safety testing, the government has seen fit to declare there will be no oversight of a genetically engineered grass. Is this the beginning of a GE avalanche?
05 Apr
2011
When It Comes to Natural Health for Children, We’re Living in a Police State
Increasingly, state governments are determining what treatments a child can and cannot have—regardless of parents’ wishes. Three shocking stories prove the point.