Table of Contents
Bio
Critical Reviews
Environmental Working Group: The Dirty Dozen (webpage)
Critical Reviews
Environmental Working Group: GE Labeling Won’t Increase Food Prices (webpage)
Critical Reviews
Bio
Environmental Working Group website
Critical Reviews
Capitalism Magazine: Behind the Environmental Working Group
Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise: Letter to the IRS regarding Environmental Working Group
Debunkosaurus: Environmental Working Group
Personal Care Truth or Scare: The hypocrisy of using scare tactics to impact public policy
Personal Care Truth or Scare: The revealing truth of the money trail of EWG
Open Secrets: Lobbyists representing Environmental Working Group
Society of Toxicology: Are chemicals killing us? Toxicologists say media overstate risks
Environmental Working Group: The Dirty Dozen (webpage)
Reference
Critical Reviews
Editorials
Applied Mythology: How wrong is the latest Dirty Dozen list?
Center for Global Food Issues: Pesticide residue risks recalculated
Food Safety News: Questions for the Environmental Working Group
Forbes: Cleaning up the EWG's Dirty Dozen
Growing Georgia: Group issues 12 reasons consumers should not use EWG's “Dirty Dozen” list
Healthy and Fit Magazine: Pesticides & produce: Scientists debunk the “dirty dozen”
It's Mom Sense: How dirty is the Dirty Dozen?
Nurse Loves Farmer: Perspective on the “Dirty Dozen”
Radio Free Thinker: Dirty Dozen Edition
(Podcast)
Real Clear Science: How organic activists spread misinformation
Real Food: The Realfood.org reader- pesticides
Safe Fruits and Veggies: Pesticide calculator
Safe Fruits and Veggies: Read government and peer reviewed reports before promoting or covering “Dirty Dozen” list release
Safe Fruits and Veggies: Expert panel report
USDA: What consumers should know- 2012 Pesticide Data Program Annual Summary
Western Farm Press: Ignore ‘dirty’ EWG rhetoric- Eat fruits and veggies
Scholarly works
Dietary exposure to pesticide residues from commodities alleged to contain the highest contamination levels (2011)
Discussions
Food and Farm Discussion Lab discusses the Dirty Dozen on Facebook
GMO Skepti-Forum discusses the Dirty Dozen on Facebook
Environmental Working Group: GE Labeling Won’t Increase Food Prices (webpage)
Reference
Critical Reviews
Editorials
Capital Press: GMO labels would hurt farmers most
Food and Farm Discussion Lab: A principled case against mandatory GMO labels
The Foodie Farmer: The costs of GMO labeling
Growing Georgia: Cornell Study: GMO food labeling would cost families up to $800 annually
Nature Biotechnology: Label without a cause
Real Food: Why I think mandatory labels for GMO’s is bad policy and why I think it might be good strategy and why I still can’t support it
Scholarly works
Costs of labeling genetically modified food products in New York State
Discussions
GMO Skepti-Forum discusses labeling
here
(on popular mandates),
here
(on labeling and the First Amendment),
here
(on implied misinformation),
here
(general discussion),
here
(Mark Lynas thread), and
here
(Marc Brazeau thread) on Facebook