Yesterday the USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service issued its decision to approve the mass-release of over a quarter of a million GE eucalyptus trees across seven states in the U.S. South (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina), despite overwhelming public opposition.
While the U.S. Supreme Court hears its first-ever case involving a genetically modified organism, alarms are sounding over the proposed planting of more than a quarter of a million genetically engineered eucalyptus trees in the U.S., and transgenic trees are being globally condemned.
Great local festival is this weekend! This Saturday, April 24th is the 1st annual All Go West Music Festival . Proceeds from this event will benefit Dogwood and support our […]
Remember age is no obstacle. This March, Ranger Rick magazine featured 8-year-old Cole Rasenberger from Charlotte, North Carolina in a full page article in for his efforts to get […]
There’s green and then there’s green. A leap of faith in Orlando… While the weather was surprisingly brisk for Florida in March, the action was hot at the 4th annual […]
