Yearly Archives: 2005

Organic farming can’t compete against the newest biotech farming systems. Churchville, VA (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) July 18, 2005 — A recent press release from Cornell University claims that a new study demonstrates that “organic farms produce same yields … Continue reading →

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: July 27, 2005 Dennis Avery, 540-337-6354 or cgif@rica.net Churchville, VA—”Claims that global warming will destroy up to a million wildlife species—as recently featured on ABC’s Nightline—are willfully misleading,” warned Dennis Avery of Hudson … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery MTBE, Asbestos And Teflon Cases Demonstrate Personal Injury Lawyers Are Kings Of The Hill The plaintiff’s bar demonstrated its disproportionate clout on Capitol Hill a few days ago when it persuaded energy bill conferees to jettison a rule … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery You thought Texans were just hard-riding gunslingers. Yet George W. Bush has just evaded a huge ambush at the Gleneagles summit in Scotland and herded some of the world’s cleverest politicians into his global warming policy. European leaders … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery One of the world’s newest and safest pesticides, spinosad, was fermented in a laboratory—from a rare soil bacterium discovered by a vacationing scientist in the soil of an abandoned Caribbean rum distillery in 1988. This combination of the … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery The Energy Bill passed by the Senate would require the U.S. to produce 8 billion gallons of ethanol per year. That’s a bad idea, for America and our environment. The ethanol lobby told Congress that subsidizing 8 billion … Continue reading →

Nonprofit coalition advocates personal responsibility, not more regulation MSNBC By Kevin Corke NBC News Correspondent ORLANDO, Fla. – High-protein or low-carb? Non-fat or low-fat? The information on diets is confusing, even as the warnings about obesity grow louder. “There is … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery America’s sugar farmers are trying to block the new Central American Free Trade Agreement because it would allow a tiny increase in U.S. imports of low-cost cane sugar. If the tiny minority of sugar farmers prevents farm trade … Continue reading →

Dennis Avery Senator Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico is pushing a climate change bill which is being touted as a market-driven way to address the risk of global warming. In fact, however, it will impose costs and achieve virtually nothing. … Continue reading →