Nuking food

Article Abstract:

The recently approved use of irradiation on grocery food product is stirring a controversy on the safety of consumers. Manufacturers claim irradiation can extend shelf-life and kill dangerous bacteria. However, cancer researchers are convinced molecular rearrangement in food can result in carcinogens.

Analysis, Evaluation, Radiation preservation of food, Food irradiation, Irradiated foods, Food, Effect of radiation on, Food irradiation effects

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Two wheels to work

Article Abstract:

The use of bicycles in commuting around the city is starting to gain popularity as a result of incentives provided by governments and employers. This economical and environment-friendly vehicle are now being used by policemen, utility men and private employees alike.

Usage, Environmental aspects, Bicycle commuting, Bicycles

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Organic beef

Article Abstract:

Rancher Mel Coleman started selling natural beef in the 1980's. His organic cattle are not injected with hormones and they are fed pesticide-free grain and corn. Coleman exports his beef to Japan presently. He plans to sell them in Europe as well.

Marketing, Beef

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