The latest claim to come from the dairy myth mill was found in the California Milk Processor Board’s recent “Everything I Do Is Wrong” campaign. This campaign presented puzzled-looking men attempting to decode their partners’ communications, and suggested that men are the real victims of PMS.

Remember the Flavr Savr tomato? Brought to market in 1994, it was the first commercially grown, genetically modified food to be approved by the FDA for human consumption. It was the product of Calgene, a small California biotech company that imagined high profits from creating a tomato that ripened slowly and was resistant to rot.

Is nuclear energy really part of the answer to preventing the devastating effects of climate change? Until the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan, even some ardent environmentalists who’d previously rejected the technology had warmed to the idea. Recent years have witnessed a renewed interest in nuclear power as people search for ways to prevent the worst of climate change. As part of a so-called nuclear renaissance, some of the myths surrounding nuclear energy have been broadcast with increasing frequency.

The latest claim to come from the dairy myth mill was found in the California Milk Processor Board’s recent “Everything I Do Is Wrong” campaign. This campaign presented puzzled-looking men attempting to decode their partners’ communications, and suggested that men are the real victims of PMS.

Remember the Flavr Savr tomato? Brought to market in 1994, it was the first commercially grown, genetically modified food to be approved by the FDA for human consumption. It was the product of Calgene, a small California biotech company that imagined high profits from creating a tomato that ripened slowly and was resistant to rot.

Is nuclear energy really part of the answer to preventing the devastating effects of climate change? Until the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan, even some ardent environmentalists who’d previously rejected the technology had warmed to the idea. Recent years have witnessed a renewed interest in nuclear power as people search for ways to prevent the worst of climate change. As part of a so-called nuclear renaissance, some of the myths surrounding nuclear energy have been broadcast with increasing frequency.

The latest claim to come from the dairy myth mill was found in the California Milk Processor Board’s recent “Everything I Do Is Wrong” campaign. This campaign presented puzzled-looking men attempting to decode their partners’ communications, and suggested that men are the real victims of PMS.

Remember the Flavr Savr tomato? Brought to market in 1994, it was the first commercially grown, genetically modified food to be approved by the FDA for human consumption. It was the product of Calgene, a small California biotech company that imagined high profits from creating a tomato that ripened slowly and was resistant to rot.