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By cgfi on March 03rd, 2008

Hundreds More Scientists Have Found the 1,500-Year Climate Cycle

Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C., March 3, 2008: 
The following list includes more than 400 additional qualified scientists, with their home institutions, and the peer-reviewed studies they have published in professional journals, which reveal evidence of the moderate 1,500-year Dansgaard-Oeschger cycles. Together with a previous list released by Hudson on Sept. 12, 2007, this brings the total [...]

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By cgfi on August 10th, 2007

Great Rivers White Paper

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The great river valleys have always been the key cradles of civilization, and the great river valleys may always be at the heart of human societies. The great river valleys had the world’s richest hunting grounds. They gave birth to the world’s first farms and then to the cities that produced the doctors [...]

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By admin on February 14th, 2007

Bjorn Lomborg Responds to Scientific American Critics

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As I write these words Scientific American has as yet not given me a chance to put my side of the argument before their readers. The four critiques and accompanying editorial will be the only
statement that readers of SA will receive as the basis on which to judge the cogency of my arguments.

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By admin on December 31st, 2005

Rachel Carson Syndrome: Jumping to Pesticide Conclusions in the Global Frog Crisis

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A devastating and detailed review of four highly publicized case studies showing the deep anti-pesticide bias [...]

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By admin on August 05th, 2005

Response to PimentelResponse to Pimentel response which was not published in Science

Dr. David Pimentel’s response to our letter in Science(2005, vol. 307:1410-1411) misconstrues some of our points and is simply wrong in other areas.
First, Pimentel incorrectly claims that we equated herbicide tolerant crops (HT) with no-till cultivation systems. We clearly stated that HT crops facilitate both low- and no-till cropping systems, not just no-till. Low-tillage cropping [...]

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By admin on November 11th, 2003

Hogs and Water Quality: Review Fails to Find Any Hog Impact

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This extensive review of state-collected water quality data from North Carolina, conducted [...]

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By admin on March 18th, 2003

North Carolina Hog Farming & Water Quality: Time Series Analysis Fails to Reveal Significant Impacts

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The data discussed in this report indicate that nutrient levels in the Black and Northeast Cape Fear watersheds are elevated above levels expected prior to farming and livestock. However, these data also indicate that the impacts from intensive confinement hog farms (and the rapid expansion of the hog population during the 1980s and 1990s) [...]

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By admin on July 02nd, 2002

Wages of Fear: The Costs to Society of Attacks on the Products of Human Ingenuity

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Page 12 of this Lexington Institute publication features “Bogus Health [...]

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By admin on June 06th, 2002

“Natural” and Organic Foods 8 Times More Likely to Have Safety and Recall Problems

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Organic and “all natural” products are revealed to be 8 times more likely to be recalled for safety related problems than conventional products, according to U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Health Canada records.

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By admin on April 03rd, 2002

The Most Sustainable Farming In History Gives The World Its Finest Food Choices

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A group of academics from Johns Hopkins University says the world should abandon the high-yield science-based agriculture that has doubled the world’s food supply in 50 years. However, as their paper makes clear, the authors have little expertise in agricultural sustainability.

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