Analysis/Opinion The coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have gone on for more than two months now, and both social media and the Internet in general are oversaturated with comments, viewpoints, and potential solutions for expediting the return of normal human life again without constant social distancing, OCD hand-washing, and [...]
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Recently President Donald Trump made national and international headlines when he announced his decision to halt funding to the World Health Organization. A closer look at the World Health Organization’s top voluntary donors reveals how much the organization is supported by just one person (along with his [...]
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This article is republished with permission from CommonDreams.org. The article has been republished in its entirety for informational purposes. The political and other views expressed in this article are not necessarily the views of AltHealthWorks.com. By Jake Johnson The Environmental Protection Agency, headed by former coal lobbyist [...]
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The question of whether or not synthetic, toxic pesticides are needed to “feed the world” (hint: they’re not) is one that has been hotly debated across the United States since the non-GMO and organic movement began. While most in the United States seem content to continue supporting large [...]
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One of the most misunderstood risks of the genetically engineered food experiment is the fact that these lab-created crops are capable of contaminating neighboring organic and non-GMO crops, an issue that has caused millions of dollars in market losses for farmers in the United States. While [...]
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Despite the growing popularity of the organic movement in recent years (record sales were recorded in 2018), the genetically engineered food and pesticides industry has remained extremely busy behind the scenes. Following Bayer’s purchase of Monsanto, the oft-voted “Most Evil Company in the World,” the organization immediately [...]
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While the United Nations hasn’t always been seen as the most trustworthy entity in the eyes of activists and other “conscious” people in recent years, the organization has been making a great strides as an advocate for one of the most crucial issues of our time: the need [...]
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Aside from the Flint Water Crisis, the city of Flint, Michigan is also known for two main reasons: its decaying auto industry, as detailed in the Michael Moore movie Roger & Me, and extremely high rates of poverty and crime. A 2017 Census revealed that nearly 39 percent [...]
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The ocean plastic debris situation has been worsening fast the last few decades. There are mounds of plastic floating around, for starters, and the problem only seems to be getting worse. One of the biggest areas is the Great Pacific garbage patch, which was first discovered in the 1990s, [...]
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The Bayer-Monsanto merger has been in he final stages for the past for months, with one major hangup: the two companies have not been allowed to share business information as part of the Department of Justice’s pre-merger requirements. But now, Bayer and Monsanto executives have finally had a [...]
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