Health/Food Posts Tagged as 'Survival'
Welcome to Errattic! We encourage you to customize the type of information you see here by clicking the Preferences link on the top of this page.
Beech-Nut recall: Baby food brand will stop selling rice cereal due to high arsenic levels
Beech-Nut Nutrition, a popular brand of baby food, is voluntarily recalling a lot of its rice cereal because it contained levels of arsenic above federal guidelines.
In the recall notice posted on the Food & Drug Administration website this week, Beech-Nut also has announced it will no longer sell the rice cereal and says it has "decided to exit the market for Beech-Nut branded Single Grain Rice Cereal."
Beech-Nut recall
Manufacturers allowed baby food contaminated with heavy metals to remain on shelves
Walmart Is Pulling This One Food From All of Its Stores Immediately
Iowa mother donates breast milk amid formula shortage
Baby formula shortage hurts Pennsylvanians
People reveal why they've turned their backs on their own PARENTS
Relationships with parents can be tricky, as can be proven by these confessions from people who admit they haven't been able to forgive their mother and father for events from their childhood.
People reveal
Christians asks court to allow conversion therapy on kids
6 middle schoolers holding up letters to spell a slur
Texas resumes investigations into parents of trans children
Sixth child in US dies of unexplained hepatitis
Portuguese angered at influx of Californians who import their problems
Too many children are at risk because of their parents’ mental illness
School violence is so bad...
Graduations marred by shootings sign of continuing gun violence in America
Chris Jericho rips Florida school
Hawaii Kids Could Lose Access To Free Meals At School...
The opportunity for all Hawaii public school students to get free meals at school during the pandemic could end at the close of the school year, potentially cutting off thousands of kids from access to nutritious meals.
Hawaii Kids Could Lose Access To Free Meals At School...
Public school inspecting children's lunches and confiscating 'excessive' chips, soda, candy
Walmart and Kroger Are Banning Baby Formulas
What the pic is saying:
Front boy with green shirt talking to a teacher. Kid: you mean there's no food? Teacher: Yes, but you can still say gay. Girl With Kitten Shirt: They are dissecting a frog. Blonde Girl Next To Her: Oooooh, can I eat it? Polka Dot Girl: It looks yummy. Boy in Black Shirt & Combat Shorts: Will it jump in my stomach? Boy In Green Behind Shocked Blonde Girl: I'm going to cook it first. I brought a lighter. Teacher In The Blue: I said no more whining! Blonde Girl: I only asked if you had a mint. Teacher With Blue Necklace: I told you already. We can't go shopping at Walmart! 23-Mar-2022
Home Depot Has Gone Woke
It asks employees to literally "check" their "privilege," whether it be "white privilege," class privilege," "Christian privilege," "cisgender privilege," "able-bodied privilege," or "heterosexual privilege."
Home Depot Has Gone Woke
75% of voters say Democrats are 'out of touch' and 'condescending'
Trans organization recruiting Ukrainian refugees for sex work
Woke turns on lesbian author
Gay Ohio Teacher Fired
LGBTQ activist displaced from his home
School nurse suspended after voicing concern for 11-year-old
'Past a point of no return': Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero still won't stop global warming, study says
Even if human-caused greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced to zero, global temperatures may continue to rise for centuries afterward, according to a scientific study published Thursday.
"The world is already past a point of no return for global warming," the study authors report in the British journal Scientific Reports. The only way to stop the warming, they say, is that "enormous amounts of carbon dioxide have to be extracted from the atmosphere."
The burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere, causing global temperatures to increase and sea levels to rise.
The scientists modeled the effect of greenhouse gas emission reductions on changes in the Earth's climate from 1850 to 2500 and created projections of global temperature and sea level rises.
'Past a point of no return':
...climate change isn't biggest environmental threat
Planting Trees Won’t Stop Climate Change
Tree-planting projects may not be so green
Don't just blame climate change for weather disasters
'Green' policies may actually lead to more pollution
Texans driving to Mejico for cheaper gas
Gas prices are soaring so high in the US that drivers in El Paso, Texas, are taking the desperate step of crossing the border to fill up in Mexico, where prices are more than a dollar cheaper.
Texans driving to Mejico for cheaper gas
Male Hummingbirds Are So Annoying, Females Wear Disguises to Not Be Harassed
Hummingbirds tend to compete aggressively for food resources, even among their own species, so the researchers recorded both sexual and aggressive interactions amongst the birds.
They were trying to determine if the androchromatic females were preferred as mates, which would suggest that their bright coloring had a sexual selection benefit.
Interestingly, the males still preferred the more plainly-colored females sexually. In 100 percent of the trials, the first sexual advance was made towards a heterochromatic female - ruling out mate selection as a reason for the bright coloring.
This suggests that disguising themselves as males reduces the rate at which females are socially harassed by males - which, in some cases, seems to be preferable to appealing to them sexually.
Male Hummingbirds Are So Annoying
Trans teen scared to leave home
Dried plum candies contain ‘unacceptable’ high levels of lead
Hollywood consumes half the oil from the Amazon rainforest
“The world has failed us,” Correa said in 2013 as he announced a lifting of the moratorium on oil drilling in Yasuní.
The move to drill hundreds of new wells in the national park requires the building of roads and other infrastructure that is likely to accelerate deforestation, environmentalists say. Construction of an initial road inside the park is now less than 1,300 feet from the “no-go” zone designed to protect the uncontacted tribes, according to the report.
Crude reality
Toxic Things Celebrities Do
LA residents say homelessness crisis is city's biggest problem
I WANT GUN FOR PROTECTION
Beverly Hills Hires More Officers And Increases Patrols
Philadelphia now has more murders than NYC and LA and a DOZEN major US cities
Jogging is only good for you if the air is clean
Leo says his new movie is about about science denial and climate change (LOL)
Glute pumping, lip plumping, skin smoothing
'Somebody gift these people some vasectomies
Rattlesnakes everywhere: the odd consequences of California’s drought
Rattlesnakes are everywhere these days, he says – on front porches, in potted plants, and under children’s play equipment. “I am busier than I have ever been. Complaints are coming in from all over the state.”
Rattlesnakes everywhere: the odd consequences of California’s drought
‘It’s like hunting aliens’
Used Condoms in Gay Cruising Areas Are Killing Giant Lizards
Hong Kong declares wild boars fair game
Man 'who had sex with goat' goes on trial and faces 20 years in jail
Crocodile bites man who thought he was plastic
Three-month-old puppy was shot and beheaded
Boy, four, has his entire right arm ripped off by grandmother's 'pit bull
Monkeys Go On Killing Spree By Dropping Pups From Trees
LEOPARD scales a 10ft gate and snatches a helpless dog
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market
More Americans are telling their boss to shove it. Is the workplace undergoing a revolution—or just a post-pandemic spasm?
Quitting your job is hot this summer. More Americans quit in May than any other month on record going back to the beginning of the century, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For every 100 workers in hotels, restaurants, bars, and retailers, about five of them quit last month.
Low-wage workers aren’t the only ones eyeing the door. In May, more than 700,000 workers in the bureau’s mostly white-collar category of “professional and business services” left their job—the highest monthly number ever. Across all sectors and occupations, four in 10 employees now say they’ve considered peacing out of their current place of work.
Up and down the income ladder, workers have new reasons to tell their boss to shove it.
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market
'They couldn't take it anymore': Hospital exec says employees are walking off the job
I Quit
Why it’s time to stop saying “my work is my life”?
'We all quit! Sorry for the inconvenience': Family dollar store is forced to shut...
Hot meals in NYC schools may be off the menu after food workers union boss warns of staff shortages
Worker shortage could turn fast food into drive-thru only
Wendy’s worker says 17 people quit on same day
Salt Bae’s NYC steakhouse discriminated against non-Turkish workers
Chipotle employees quit after a surge of to-go orders
This is what happens to all the rats when cities flood
The New York City health department knows some rats drown when there is severe flooding, but as the city doesn't take rat censuses, there is no data on how many, spokesperson Michael Lanza said. The department uses complaints of rat sightings and inspection reports to track rodent activity. So far, reports have not increased since Ida passed through. The same is true in Philadelphia, which was also ravaged by rain, according to health department officials there.
This is what happens to all the rats
‘Ankle Biter’ Mosquito Population On The Rise In Orange County
THE RAT PACK
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century.
A remarkable new study by a director at one of the largest accounting firms in the world has found that a famous, decades-old warning from MIT about the risk of industrial civilization collapsing appears to be accurate based on new empirical data.
In 1972, a team of MIT scientists got together to study the risks of civilizational collapse. Their system dynamics model published by the Club of Rome identified impending ‘limits to growth’ (LtG) that meant industrial civilization was on track to collapse sometime within the 21st century, due to overexploitation of planetary resources.
The study was published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology in November 2020 and is available on the KPMG website. It concludes that the current business-as-usual trajectory of global civilization is heading toward the terminal decline of economic growth within the coming decade—and at worst, could trigger societal collapse by around 2040.
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse
Los Angeles orders EVERYONE to wear masks
20-foot sinkhole opens up in the middle of NYC street
'Nobody should trust Wikipedia,'
Oliver Stone compares cancel culture to witch hunts
C.D.C. Director Warns of a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated’
Las Vegas officials recommend masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status
More than 100 dead, as many as 1,500 missing after floods hit Europe
Music is BANNED in restaurants and bars on Greek island of Mykonos
'There's pieces of roof coming off'
Gay congressman introduces bill to mandate a 4 day workweek
Gay Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA) has introduced legislation that would create a four-day workweek nationwide.
Takano told Reuters that American workers are “are worn out and tired.” He said the pandemic has also made workers rethink the value of their time, especially since many have seen people die or risk dying from COVID-19.
The release said that multiple studies have shown that shorter workweeks improve worker morale, quality of life and childcare expenses. Shorter workweeks also reduce healthcare premiums for employers, reduce employee sick days and lower operational costs for businesses, it added.
Gay congressman
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
Target will no longer sell coconut milk made by the Thai company Chaokoh after an investigation alleged the drink is tied to forced monkey labor, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals announced Monday.
“By dropping Chaokoh, Target is joining thousands of stores that refuse to profit from chained monkeys’ misery,” PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman wrote in a statement.
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
Incredible moment a pod of dolphins swim up to eager beachgoers trying to get a glimpse on their lockdown walks
'Wage war on overpopulation'
Dog Food Recalled Over Mold Concerns
Climate change is forcing sharks north
Durham police fatally shoot dog ‘latched on’ to a woman in latest Triangle dog attack
Girl, 12, is attacked by a shark in knee-high water on Maryland beach
Florida veterinarian, 40, pleads guilty to sexually abusing dogs in his care
Pa. Woman Mauled to Death While Breaking up Fight Between Dogs She Was Watching
5-Year-Old Had to Get Stitches After Police Dog Bit Him in the Face
Sperm-on-a-Postcard Breakthrough Opens Door to Massive 'Sperm Books'
The unprecedented experiment could transform the way that sperm from many different species is transported, pioneering applications for “infertility treatments, livestock production, maintenance of strains of genetically modified individuals, and conservation of genetic resources, including those of endangered species,” according to a study published on iScience on Thursday.
Sperm-on-a-Postcard Breakthrough