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"FDA Launches Voluntary Plan To Reduce Use Of Antibiotics In Animals" [1]

"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said [Wednesday] it is calling on the nation's pork, beef, and poultry producers to reduce their use of antibiotics. But some watchdog groups say this voluntary guidance doesn't go nearly far enough."

Food [2]
Environmental Health [3]
Agriculture [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: npr [7], 04/12/2012
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"Maryland Set To Become First State To Ban Arsenic in Chicken Feed" [8]

"Maryland is about to become the first state to ban the use of additives containing arsenic in chicken feed, a practice already prohibited by Canada and the European Union."

Chemicals [9]
Agriculture [4]
Environmental Health [3]
Food [2]
Public [5]
Mid-Atlantic (DC DE MD PA VA WV) [10]
Source: Wash Post [11], 04/10/2012
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"Plan to Let Poultry Plants Inspect Birds Is Criticized" [12]

"WASHINGTON — Federal food safety inspectors said a proposal by the Agriculture Department to expand a pilot program that allows private companies to take over the inspections at poultry plants could pose a health risk by allowing contaminated meat to reach customers.""Currently, the Agriculture Department’s Food Safety and Inspection Service inspectors are stationed along the assembly lines in poultry plants and examine the birds for blemishes, feces or visible defects before they are processed."

Health [13]
Government [14]
Food [2]
Agriculture [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: NY Times [15], 04/06/2012
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June 6, 2013 to June 9, 2013

Canadian Science Writers' Association Annual Conference [16]

This year’s CSWA conference, at the McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, offers sessions on nanotechnology, food security, ecosystem services, biofuels, smart machines, scientist speed dating, and more.

Professional Meetings [17]
Visibility: 
Public [5]
Topics on the Beat: 
Technology [18]
Science [19]
Food [2]
Energy & Fuel [20]
Agriculture [4]
Region: 
Canada [21]

As Climate Gets Less Certain, So Does China's Ability To Feed Itself [22]

"DUJIADUN, China -- Liu Changxiong has been farming in this southwestern Chinese village for more than a decade, but his years of experience aren't of much use these days."

Agriculture [4]
Climate Change [23]
Public [5]
Asia [24]
Source: ClimateWire [25], 04/05/2012
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"Uranium, Cattle Grazing and Risks Unknown" [26]

Cattle grazed on land containing abandoned uranium mines in the West are being sold for food. What hazards, if any, this may present to people consuming the beef are unknown.

Agriculture [4]
Food [2]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [27]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: Green/NYT [28], 04/05/2012
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"EPA Approves Plan To Expand Gasoline Mixed With 15 Percent Ethanol" [29]

"The federal government has taken a step toward wide distribution of gasoline with 15 percent ethanol by allowing the biofuel’s manufacturers to register as suppliers."

Energy & Fuel [20]
Agriculture [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: Kansas City Star [30], 04/04/2012
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"Analysis: Young U.S. Farmers Coax Crops From Conservation Lands" [31]

"North Dakota farmer Justin Zahradka will plant wheat this spring on 40 acres that has been off-limits for two decades, protected by a government conservation program that is shrinking as high crop prices make farmland more valuable."

Agriculture [4]
Natural Resources [32]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: Reuters [33], 04/03/2012
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"Critics Alarmed by Looser Ontario Farm Sludge Rules" [34]

"TORONTO — The loosening of rules around spreading sewage sludge -- potentially laced with pharmaceuticals like Viagra -- on Ontario farm fields has critics sounding the alarm about potential health risks."

Agriculture [4]
Waste [35]
Public [5]
Canada [21]
Source: Canadian Press [36], 04/02/2012
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"Studies Show Why Insecticides Are Bad News For Bees" [37]

"The search for the killer of America's bees is a little bit like an Agatha Christie novel. Suspicion has turned toward one shady character and then another: declining habitat; parasites; diseases; pesticides.

Or did they all conspire in the recent mass murder of the country's bees?

Agriculture [4]
Biodiversity [38]
Chemicals [9]
Disasters [39]
Environmental Politics [40]
Laws & Regulations [41]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [6]
Source: NPR [42], 03/30/2012
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