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  1. Geoffrey Franklin of says:

    Since the American sheeple are dumber than the dioxin filled dirt it will only get worse.

  2. caradelsol says:

    Dioxin is also used to bleach the synthetic fibers that are used to make feminine hygiene products, diapers, and absorbent medical pads and gauzes. Think about that one for a little while. If women of menstruating age spend approximately 1/4 of their time with a dioxin-contaminated bundle pressed against the largest mucous membrane in their bodies, is it any wonder that ovarian and uterine cancers are on the rise? If babies spend two years of their lives with dioxin-riddled pads strapped over their genitals, is it any wonder that neurological dysregulation disorders (ADD/ADHD, autism, etc.) are on the rise, not to mention childhood asthma, allergies and cancers?

    Tell someone you love about this so that healthier choices can be made!

  3. Dumber than dirt is NOT the word…I think they are just plain inbred! Maybe we should have mandatory spay/neuter laws for people and animals. No wonder birds are falling out of the sky…sheez!

  4. Used to work with a woman whose husband was exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam. She became pregnant and gave birth to a little girl with no thumbs on her hands.

  5. David Llewellyn Fost says:

    Thanks to Cassandra for this excellent article, ease of human uptake of these toxic substances is profoundly alarming, governments must either act with unequivocal integrity or be complicit and held accountable – I recommend the work of both Arlene Blum & John Myers

    http://www.theplasticfreetimes.com/videos/tedx-gr

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlVok8i1xbg
    Dr. John Peterson Myers, CEO of Environmental Health Sciences and co-author of Our Stolen Future, talks about environmental chemicals and public health.

  6. Lets see. which is worse…hemp or dioxin….. hmmmm.

  7. billyjack says:

    The original study of dioxin proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was the most toxic chemical ever created by mankind to kill guinea pigs. It had no effect on rats,mice or humans.

    1. In 1975 at the University of Missouri I did research in the effects of dioxin,.

      billyjack, shame on you for that lie.

  8. "Industrial hemp should not be classified as a drug."

    Neither should marijuana (cannabis), since it can not scientifically be shown to have toxic effects on humans in normal use.

    Toxicity is a defining characteristic of all drugs.

  9. On the top 30 list for D&DLCs, about half of those facilites produced less than 10 GRAMS of D&DLCs in all of 2010…most of which is present throughout tens of thousands of TONS of landfilled industrial waste at a much diluted concentration (parts-per-trillion). Think about that. The EPA should perhaps go after Westlake Vinyls Inc. for producing over 14 kg of D&DLC per year…depending on the nature of the emissions and on the possible improvements/alternatives to their process…that's about it imo.

  10. Dioxin levels are very alarming back in the 1960's through agriculture farms. Even water filters need to be changed once in contact with those toxins.

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