Badditives
Linda 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 90 | Subscribers | Read | lindabonvie.substack.com |
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Vineyard Wind turbine AW 38, which lost one of its massive blades in July of 2024. Seven months later, the same turbine was also struck by lightning. Photo MV Times, John Zarbaion...
The SPEED Act: the Fastest Way to Gut Existing Environmental Protections
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‘God Squad’ Ordains That Lawsuits to Protect Whales Have Created a National Security Crisis
The March 31, 2026, meeting of the Endangered Species Committee, a.k.a. the “God Squad.”
The Mass Killing of Micro-Marine Life by Sunrise Wind-- a ‘Violation that Will Accrue Anew Each Day’
Despite utilizing old-style technology, Orsted is so proud of its cooling water intake system that it created this glowing graphic to accompany an upbeat article about it. Orsted
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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."
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