Will the EU Ban Food Colorings to Reduce ADHD and how will the FDA React?

Jennifer Lance — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:59:47 +0000

Last September, we reported that food additives and colorings were linked to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children. In fact, all children are affected, not just those who develop ADHD. Despite calls from activists to ban artificial food dyes, many of which are derived from petroleum and coal tars, the FDA insists they are safe. Now, the UK is taking these concerns seriously and calling for voluntary ban by next year.

UK Market Watchdog Says Carbon Trading Market Suffers From Credibility Issues

Angelique van Engelen — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:46:50 +0000

The British capital markets watchdog, the Financial Services Authority, has released a report warning that many emissions trading companies make false claims about their green credentials.

The FSA says that the integrity of the carbon trading market is under threat. The information that carbon emissions traders relay to clients often has a truth content that’s lower than you’d expect. In many cases there’s also no clarity over the regulations involved, a lack of credible data. Investors are also frequently offered climate change related products that are totally unsuitable for their goals.

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Will the EU Ban Food Colorings to Reduce ADHD and how will the FDA React?

UK Market Watchdog Says Carbon Trading Market Suffers From Credibility Issues