Tests on Gulf oil "superskimmer" inconclusive: ship owner
July 5, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
Reuters – Tests on a supertanker adapted to skim large quantities of oily water from the surface of the Gulf of Mexico are inconclusive because of high seas, ship owner TMT Shipping Offshore said on Monday.
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What Your Grocer Won’t Tell You About Food Additives [Infographic]
July 5, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
Summer is the season for fresh, local foods and bountiful farmers’ markets, but unfortunately, too few of us are really taking advantage of nature’s harvest. Even though eating what’s in season, and cooking for ourselves, should be cheaper than processed and prepared fare, many people are stuck on old habits. This is also true despite the fact that cooking your own food helps with weight loss, because you have better control over what’s included and you tend to use lower-fat ingredients.
Another good reason to eat fresh and local foods is to cut down on preservatives and other food additives, some of which are questionable. We’ve written before about the debate over nitrates and nitrites (are they really unhealthy?), as well as the continuing controversy of hormones in dairy products.
Let’s take a closer look at food additives:
Cleanup ships idled as storms rattle Gulf region
June 29, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
AP – The crashing waves and gusting winds churned up by Tropical Storm Alex put the Gulf oil spill largely in Mother Nature’s hands Tuesday. Regardless of whether the storm makes things worse or even better, it has turned many people fighting the spill into spectators.
Tropical storm could disrupt oil spill cleanup
June 28, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
AP – Tropical Storm Alex steamed across the Gulf of Mexico on Monday on a path that could keep it away from BP’s busted well but could still stir up heavy winds, rain and choppy seas that drive the oil deeper inland and bring much of the cleanup to a standstill.
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Oil-hit Gulf on edge as Atlantic storm surges
June 28, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
AFP – The first major storm of the Atlantic season surged toward the Gulf of Mexico on a path likely to avoid the BP oil spill but leaving coastal residents jittery about its destructive potential.
Drilling protesters join hands on oiled Fla. beach
June 27, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
AP – Hundreds of people including Florida’s governor joined hands on an oil-stained strip of beach in the Florida Panhandle as part of an international demonstration against offshore drilling Saturday.
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Stormy conditions could hamper Gulf oil spill cleanup
June 27, 2010 by John McRae · Leave a Comment
AFP – Tropical Storm Alex veered away from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill but experts warned that strong waves and winds could still upset efforts to halt the environmental disaster.
