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    • We live in a sea of radiation

    I love my technology: from my mobile phone and computer, to the iPads for the kids. However as I write this, I am also conscious of the fact that there are hundreds of schools across Europe removing WI-Fi, and countries like Germany actively encourage its citizens to avoid it and use hard wired connections instead. [...]

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    By admin
    Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

    Bad Bites: A Case For Organic Foods

    Have you ever been amazed by the fact that the apples your bought from the supermarket 3 weeks ago still look fresh? Have you wondered why all the strawberries in the pack are so red, succulently perfect, and almost identical to their siblings? Thought about why a chicken drumstick is the size of your toddler’s [...]

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    By administrator
    Saturday, October 20th, 2012

    Monsanto’s genetically modified corn linked to cancer by recent study

    In a study published today in “Food and Chemical Toxicology,” a team of scientists say that rats fed Roundup-tolerant genetically modified corn (NK603) for two years developed cancers, tumors and multiple organ damage. The team of researchers, led by Professor Gilles-Eric Seralini from the University of Caen and backed by the France-based Committee of Independent [...]

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    By developer
    Thursday, September 20th, 2012

    First Genetically Modified camels to be engineered in Dubai

    Researchers in Dubai hope to create the first genetically modified (GM) camels capable of producing pharmaceutical proteins in their milk,which can then be processed to manufacture cheaper drugs for the region. The project aims to slash the prices of life-saving drugs — including insulin, and clotting factors for treating haemophilia — in the Middle East [...]

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    By developer
    Monday, September 3rd, 2012

    Study finds Abu Dhabi is too cold for comfort

    A study under way in Abu Dhabi suggests buildings in the capital may be cooled down to unnecessarily low levels. The British economist Tia Kansara has spent the past three years studying 20 buildings, measuring indoor temperatures and interviewing more than 1,000 occupants. “Quite a lot of people were saying it was too cold in [...]

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    By developer
    Saturday, August 25th, 2012