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Consumer Reports tested 48 baby foods for contaminants -- here's what parents need to know (opens the original)
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Recent recalls involving baby food and infant formula have raised new questions about what’s in these products. Consumer Reports recently tested nearly 50 baby foods for heavy metals and other contaminants, and the latest results are more reassuring than they were a few years ago. When Consumer Reports tested baby and toddler foods in 2018, roughly two-thirds of the products contained potentially harmful levels of at least one heavy metal. This time, the results were much better: 96 percent of t
Michigan DNR seeking input on state forest plan changes after ice storms (opens the original)
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Officials with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources are asking residents to share their thoughts on the latest changes made to the state’s 10-year forest management plan. The plan, which outlines how Michigan’s publicly owned state forests will be managed for the next 10 years, first went out for public review in late 2024. However, the review process was delayed as a result of severe ice storms that hit northern Michigan in March, damaging thousands of miles of trails and over 920,000 a
Is your smart home spying on you? (opens the original)
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All the internet-enabled smart appliances are useful, but are they putting your privacy at risk? Here’s what security experts at Consumer Reports discovered when they tested smart appliances and what you should do to keep your information private. New home appliances often come with smart features that can make life easier. But this convenience can come with cybersecurity risks. That’s according to Steve Blair, data privacy expert at Consumer Reports. Your phone connects to the internet; your co
Consumer Reports finds concerning chemicals in popular kids’ snacks (opens the original)
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Parents know how convenient packaged snacks can be for feeding hungry kids. But what’s actually in those products may go beyond what’s written on the label. A new Consumer Reports investigation found potentially harmful contaminants in some popular children’s snacks. Earlier this summer, Consumer Reports testing found high levels of additives and contaminants in popular processed snack foods. Now, CR’s food safety scientists have taken a closer look specifically at snacks marketed to or commonly
25 years later, a Metro Detroit native will read her brother’s name at 9/11 memorial for the first time (opens the original)
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It’s been 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and every year, as America pauses to remember, there are thousands of families living with the pain of that tragedy every day of their lives. Helen Rosenthal and her brother Josh grew up in Detroit, graduated, and moved to New York to work. Josh was killed in the South Tower of the World Trade Center. Related --> ‘He was my best friend’: Metro Detroit native remembers brother who was killed in Sept. 11 terrorist attacks “We, of course, rem
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