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Why millions marched against Monsanto

Last weekend more than 2 million people worldwide joined a March Against Monsanto – here’s why

30 May, 2013

Regulating herbal practitioners – what’s the hold-up?

Time to put pressure on the government to keep its promise to regulate herbal practitioners

16 May, 2013

Celebrate the victories, face the challenges

The EU ban on three toxic neonic pesticides is the beginning, not the end, of an important campaign to protect ourselves and our world

2 May, 2013

Show the Arctic some love on April 20

Help us support the Greenpeace international day of action to preserve the Arctic

18 April, 2013

Bees with Alzheimer’s – the price of pesticides

The EU has failed to ban neurotoxic neonic pesticides – so what now for our bees?

5 April, 2013

Climate change is doing our heads in

A growing body of evidence is showing that climate change will harm our mental health

21 March, 2013

It’s food, but not as we know it

What happens when we let manufacturers change the definition of ‘food’?

7 March, 2013

The environmental triggers of cancer

We have legal mechanisms in place to ban toxic chemicals if we want to – what’s missing are regulators with backbone and some political will

21 February, 2013

Challenging nutritional dogma

Entrenched ideas about health get reinforced by commercial interests, cyber-trolls and deep inertia – it’s a wonder anything ever changes!

7 February, 2013

What we ignore, what we won’t see, what we don’t say

Genetically modified salmon and vaccine damaged children – it’s not inevitable if we pay attention

23 January, 2013