I was like "Oh damn, that seems real bad", and then I saw "Environmental Working Group". It's funded in large part by the organic industry, and tends to publish dubious reports. They put out articles saying "vaccines are linked to autism", years after it had already been found false, and often oppose scientific consensus.
This might be an issue, but keep the sources bias in mind.
Love living in a country where food companies do information warfare in order to monopolize the market so they can go back to feeding you poison once you let you guard down.
I was like "Oh damn, that seems real bad", and then I saw "Environmental Working Group". It's funded in large part by the organic industry, and tends to publish dubious reports. They put out articles saying "vaccines are linked to autism", years after it had already been found false, and often oppose scientific consensus.
This might be an issue, but keep the sources bias in mind.
Love living in a country where food companies do information warfare in order to monopolize the market so they can go back to feeding you poison once you let you guard down.