by Almira
February 17, 2011
In 1950, the U.S. Public Health Service endorsed fluoridation of our municipal water systems.
Fluoride is a toxic waste product complimentary of the phosphate fertilizer industry. The fertilizer industry had this fabulous idea to cheaply rid themselves of their production waste by selling it to the government with the idea that hydrofluorosilic acid helps prevent tooth decay if used as a water additive. Hydrofluorosilic acid is an industrial-grade, un-purified and corrosive form of fluoride, and yet, despite the increasing evidence of its negative effects on human health, the American Dental Association and the Center for Disease Control continue to promote, and in some cases, mandate water fluoridation.
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by Almira
February 11, 2011
Architect and designer, William McDonough shares his views on the importance of green design, specifically from his book, Cradle To Cradle, for a TED Conference:
“Design is the first signal of human intentions. So what are our intentions?
How do we love all the children of all species for all time? …we start our designs with that question.”
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