Natasha Gilbert
Freelance journalist at Freelance
#Freelance #journalist writing about the environment, science, agriculture and #investigations for @typeinvestigate, @undarkmag, @guardian @knowableMag @Nature
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3 weeks ago |
nature.com | Natasha Gilbert
Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and science laboratory leaders are reeling after an announcement last week that the US government will revoke visas for Chinese students — and they are contacting lawyers. International PhD students make emergency plans in fear of US immigration raidsIn a statement on 28 May, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the policy will apply to students studying in “critical fields” and those with connections to the Chinese Communist party.
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1 month ago |
usrtk.org | Natasha Gilbert
Producing beef is one of the most intensive sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Meat companies like Tyson have hired PR firms to clean up their image. (Credit: Darcy Maulsby)Producing meat is one of the biggest sources of climate warming gases, and beef is the worst of the bunch, data shows.
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1 month ago |
usrtk.org | Natasha Gilbert |Stacy Malkan |Rebecca Raney |Gary Ruskin
Big food and chemical corporations have long histories of hiding the harm of their products. Since their records do not inspire trust, these companies rely on a wide range of third-party allies to spread their product-defense messaging. This page contains fact sheets and reporting about leading front groups, PR agencies, industry-friendly academics, paid journalists, and others who help the food and chemical companies fend off public health safeguards.
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1 month ago |
truthdig.com | Natasha Gilbert
The Food And Drug Administration has laid off more than 140 employees including veterinarians, some of who work on tackling antimicrobial resistanceEfforts to curb the use of antimicrobials in farm animals and stem resistance to crucial antimicrobial medicines are at risk after layoffs at the United States Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine earlier this month, warn legal experts and public health interest groups.
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1 month ago |
usrtk.org | Natasha Gilbert
The Food And Drug Administration has laid off more than 140 employees including veterinarians, some of who work on tackling antimicrobial resistanceEfforts to curb the use of antimicrobials in farm animals and stem resistance to crucial antimicrobial medicines are at risk after layoffs at the United States Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine earlier this month, warn legal experts and public health interest groups.
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"You're just not welcome." Scientists told me how they are grappling with the US plan to revoke Chinese student visas. Read more in @Nature https://t.co/V3PJLW1jpD
RT @catgyoung: If you make scientists feel unwelcome, don’t be surprised when they stop coming. https://t.co/TJXPD53eNk
Meet the PR company behind the spin on Tyson's "climate smart" #beef. Midan Marketing says you can "do the climate a solid" by eating Tyson's Brazen Beef. But beef will never be climate smart. Its #GHGs are just too high - 5 times other livestock. My latest for @USRightToKnow
The PR campaign spinning Tyson’s brazen “climate-smart” beef claims Via @ngreports @USRightToKnow https://t.co/WpsdCWbDVq
