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- RT @novapbs: Christian Cooper, board member of the New York City Audubon, hands out yearbook-style superlatives to numerous bird species an… 19 hours ago
- RT @ChesConserv: It's #Fall which means the #ChesapeakeBay will soon see thousands of birds fly through on their migration south! #FindYou… 20 hours ago
- RT @TheNationsRiver: If you feel like your school failed to teach you about Indigenous peoples of the US (and their legacy of conservation)… 20 hours ago
- RT @DOEE_DC: RARE BIRD SIGHTING: A red-breasted nuthatch was identified in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Migrating birds are currently pas… 20 hours ago
- RT @ChesapeakeNPS: Monarch butterflies are renowned for their striking orange colors, and their mass migration in the Fall. These iconic in… 20 hours ago
- RT @anacostiaws: We are excited to announce our 4th Annual Anacostia River Bioblitz, October 15-18 #anacostiabioblitz #cometotheriver https… 20 hours ago
- RT @anacostiaws: Today we released 956 mussels @dcwater HQO! We kept them in baskets there for the past year and monitored their growth. Th… 20 hours ago
- RT @TheNationsRiver: You don't have to travel to find wildlife being affected by #plasticpollution...or to make a difference. https://t.c… 2 days ago
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Why is Walmart so expensive?
In my eternal scan of the Internet for MOM’s data and feedback, I came across this blogger’s post: Why is MOM’s Organic Market so expensive? I hear this question in one form or another all the time. If you read reviews of … Continue reading →
Posted in environment, food, GMOs, MOM's Organic Market, organic foods
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Tagged agri-business, big corporations, cancer, carbon emissions, chesapeake bay, colony collapse disorder, conventional agriculture, conventional farming, corporate america, Farm bill, honeybees, monarch butterflies, obesity, organic food, organic foods, pesticides, poultry fair share act, subsidies
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