Hank Campbell
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Ultra Patchwork Food: California AB 2244 Is An Expensive Anti-Science Mess (opens the original)
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California AB 2244 is now law and marketing executives at Organic food companies are preparing to buy new mansions. Because the law says if a grocery store carries an "ultraprocessed" food item they are now required to both buy and place on shelves an alternative that is Non-Ultraprocessed Certified. Just like when President Clinton forced his Department of Agriculture to create a USDA Organic seal, the seals for California Non-Ultraprocessed Certified foods will be sold by companies whose entir
Is Coastal Flooding Now Predictable? (opens the original)
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A new paper posits that rather than being the random chaos theory colloquially known by things like the Butterfly Effect, recurrent coastal floods actually occur at very predictable times. The tides have always mattered, of course, Galileo was the last person in science to deny what every illiterate sailor understood (1) but this paper goes beyond the chaos of unpredictable weather phenomena and argues that damaging floods are actually predictable. The work involves going beyond how people usual
If You Worry About Microplastics, Be Grateful If Climate Change Means Fewer Hurricanes (opens the original)
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Microplastics are a newish environmental scare but when added on to endocrine disruptors, virtual pollution, third-hand smoke, and weedkillers, it has become a good fundraising campaign for anti-science activists. In the science world, you'll never ingest enough microplastics - the size of a single bacterium, or 1/100th a human hair in width - in 7,000 years of life to exceed the No Effect Level. But 'your food is safe' is a terrible call to action, terrifying people is where the money lives, wh
That Medical Supplement Ad May Be A Deepfake AI Doctor (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, suspect supplement salespeople who wanted to get rich had to be on the Oprah TV show or be friends with President Clinton. Not now. Drs. Oz, Chopra, Hyman, and Weil, or anyone who wants to take their place in the Four Horsemen of the Alternative(1) won't need to spend time nourishing relationships with wealthy progressive elites. They can even become famous without knowing it. Thanks to AI. Deepfake AI is no longer just someone pretending to be Tom Cruise, they are everywhere s
Plant Juice Decline Due To Real Milk Comeback (opens the original)
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Plant juice that identifies as milk - oat, rice, whatever - was given life by the Clinton Woo Era but it really took off when President Obama declared that standards of identity in food were a guideline rather than a rule. So the days when Kraft could be sued by the federal government for noting how much milk went into its cheese - 'suggesting' its calcium level - gave way to vegan bacon and broccoli rice and anything else you wanted to call anything. But a lot of those purchases were by people
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