Minnesota Town Shaken After Unsafe Arsenic Levels Found in Well Water
It’s hard enough to get people to drink water instead of soda or juice in this day and age. For one Minnesota community, drinking water is not only an afterthought, … Read More
Category: Food and Drink
Japanese Beer Promises to Make You Pretty
Many people use collagen creams and supplements to battle the effects of aging on their skin. Some of these people also drink beer to relax after a long day at … Read More
Junior Chef of Wales Award Goes to 22-Year Old Chef De Partie
For years, fennel pollen has been praised as one of the best spices that can be used in a recipe. Taken from the fennel herb, this seasoning is a favored ingredient of … Read More
After Years of Droughts, California Still Faces Unsafe Drinking Water for Almost 800,000
After three years of some of the worst droughts ever, the state of California is finding that what little drinking water it has left may not be safe. The state’s … Read More
Pink Beer a Turnoff Even for Women Despite Brewers’ Marketing Efforts
Turning beer pink doesn’t make the alcoholic beverage any more appealing to women. While this may seem obvious to beer and non-beer drinkers alike, Molson Coors gave it a try … Read More
How Processed Food is Harming You and Your Children
If you eat a lot of processed foods, you may not be the only one you’re harming. Processed foods are often stripped of natural vitamins and nutrients and injected with chemicals … Read More
Whataburger Employee Says She Was Forced to Clean Store Floors With a Toothbrush
At what point is bad management more than just an annoyance? One employee at a Humble, Texas Whataburger says hermanager humiliated her in numerous ways during her employment here. Whitney … Read More
New York Consumers Worried About GMOs
What is in your food? “Genetically modified organisms, more commonly called GMOs, are in a lot of food,” The Poughkeepise Journal reports. “That means many of the items available in a supermarket today … Read More
EPA Awards Communities $860,000 to Improve Water Infrastructures
The Environmental Protection Agency is awarding about $860,000 to 14 different communities in an effort to reduce water pollution. These communities will use the funds to expand their green infrastructures, which will … Read More
Environmentally-friendly bioplastic created from shrimp shells
Though million tons of plastic is produced every year yet only 3 percent of them is recycled. The remaining amount of plastic is either adrift in the ocean or trashed … Read More