Badditives
Linda Bonvie, Bill BonvieCitizen-funded investigative journalist, covering offshore wind, food additives, pesticides, drugs, and many of the ways we've been conned by the alphabet agencies for the benefit of Big Food and Big Pharma.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 69 | Subscribers | Read | lindabonvie.substack.com |
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Feds Halt Revolution Wind Construction with 45 Turbines Installed. What's Next?
Three of the 45 turbines that have already been installed by Revolution Wind, situated 15 miles south of the Rhode Island coastline. Bill Thompson
High Fructose Corn Syrup Is Not a ‘Different Sugar,’ But a Lab Creation Suspected in a Host of Ailments
Actual high fructose corn syrup poured from a test tube. HFCS is not available to the general public, but it can be found if you look hard enough. This HFCS sample was purchased from a beekeeping supply company. Photo Ryan Morrill
Nantucket Accepts $10.5 Million from GE for Damages from Giant Blade Implosion, But No Word Yet on 2 Key Investigations
Vineyard Wind turbine AW 38, which lost one of its massive blades last year. Seven months later the same turbine was also struck by lightning. Photo MV Times, John Zarba
Artificial Intelligence ‘Hallucinates’ Empire Wind Risk Assessments
That famous Marx Brothers quote is often mistakenly attributed to Groucho, above.
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Investigative journalist, freelance health and environmental writer, and co-author of several books including "Chemical-Free Kids" and most recently "A Consumer’s Guide to Toxic Food Additives."
Journalist; health writer (A Consumer's Guide to Toxic Food Additives); op-ed essayist for such papers as The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Berkshire Eagle, Orlando Sentinel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reporter at Pine Barrens Tribune, a N.J. weekly.
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