Marzo 19, 20, 21, First Annual Environmental Fair San Miguel de Allende

19/01/2010

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The New Green Revolution

Organic Way is proud to invite the general public to the First Annual Eco Fair San Miguel de Allende will be held in Johnson Park on Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 March. VO is working with the city hall and a number of organizations and is one of the main sponsors of this momentous event. [Read more ...]

USA: More Contaminated Food: Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein

09/03/2010

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By Ana Maria Quispe, a dietitian, an ecologist at Organic Way

The Food and Drug Administration of USA (FDA acronym in English) a few days ago has ordered the massive collection of a series of food contaminated with Salmonella Tennessee, and this time there is a food, but a massively used as a flavoring ingredient in thousands of products: hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP acronym in English).

As always the case is unclear, as the HVP in question is produced by Basic Food Flavors Inc. of Las Vegas Nevada and a company where the contamination had been identified since September 2009 according to the same FDA, [More ...]

Pope Tartagal, BASF and Joints

04/03/2010
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By Raul A. Montenegro, Ecoportal, March 4th 2010
The new pope, most genes whose ancestors came from Andean countries, has among its aggregates of bioengineering a gene resistant to antibiotics. This gene may spread to bacteria that live in the intestinal tract. This enzyme can inactivate beta-lactam antibiotics such as ampicillin, and give [...]

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Beef Curing and Saving with Homeopathy

04/03/2010
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For M Petrius, Asociacion Vida Sana, March 4, 2010
Homeopathy is the only accepted form of medicine in livestock production, because it leaves toxic residues. The therapy aims to boost defenses and is applicable even in sanitation campaigns.
Coral Veterinarian Matthew (The Felguera, 1955), president and founding member of the Spanish Society of [...]

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Herbicide Change the Sex of the Frogs

05/03/2010
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BERKELEY, Calif.. Mar. 3 (UPI) - Atrazine, one of the most widely used agricultural herbicides in the world is rife in the sex life of frogs
When males of amphibians are exposed to small amounts of that substance, 75% of them is chemically sterilized and 10% is converted directly into a female. [...]

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Terror and Hope

05/03/2010
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"Oil will be completed in a few years, then in my organization, we are preparing to face disasters" I heard myself thinking about images of Chileans looting shops in the last earthquake. My hearing, a pair of American couples who took pains to listen carefully. At the end of my [...]

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U.S.: Toxic Drain Regalando Gardeners to San Francisco

05/03/2010
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By Evelyn Nieves, Associated Press, Washington Post, Friday March 5, 2010 Translated by Ana Maria Quispe Organic Way.
SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco showcases its environmental awareness as a green badge of honor. Residents separate and recycle their food waste. Its streets are closed to vehicles over to [...]

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Manhattan, A Model Food

06/03/2010
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By Ana Maria Quispe, a dietitian, an ecologist at Organic Way
The Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer continues to prove its seriousness and concern to the food problem. A week ago, has just published a major report titled: Food NYC: A Model for A Sustainable Food System, "in response to global interest in food sustainability [...]

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PERU: The Rain and Climate Change

09/03/2010
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Anti Indigena # 42, February 2010
Yuyanapaq: "The most ancient legends of this land have ever water flooded the whole earth, erased the old world and survived only a few who took refuge in the highest mountains. It was the Unu Pachakuti and the survivors began the new world, venerating [...]

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FAO Try Planting of Transgenic Avalar in Poor Countries

26/02/2010
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Mexico DF, Globedia, February 25, 2010

Teosinte, a grass similar to maize, was one of the plants used by the ancestors to create the kinds of native corn we know today. Besides its beauty, native corn has different food uses and adapts to all types of local climate and soils. [...]

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28/02/2010

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Spanish Organic Bytes # 214: The Men of Monsanto and Obama, GM Alfalfa, & Toxic Waste disposal

02/03/2010
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Take Action: Ninety-Eight Organizations Opposing the Senate Confirmation of Pesticides and Biotechnology activist Islam Siddiqui as agriculture negotiations.
Last date: March 3, USDA Obama ready to take away our right to GMO-Free Food

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Climate Catastrophe: Surviving the Twenty-First Century

18/02/2010
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The climate catastrophe, energy policy and we are facing is disturbing and frightening. But there is still time to redeem ourselves and act beyond the psychological challenges, despair and false optimism. There is still hope if we are willing to confront the monsters hydrocephalus who are on the way and go forward with a decisive plan of action.

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