Weekly Science & Politics News Roundup

On Fridays here at Reality Base, we’ll bring you a summary of the latest in science and politics news and opinion from around the Web.

• The G8 summit started out strong, but the end results were tepid at best. Still, a little good may have come of it.

• Are ration books next? The British government urges Brits to cut back on food waste and eat more leftovers.

• The awesome (and frightening) power of Photoshop: With a single doctored photo, Iran alters missiles, fears, international perceptions.

• Wall-E’s controversial—and arguably erroneous—take on obesity, society, and consumerism.

The FDA says no-go on “black box” warnings for epilepsy drugs, despite the fact that they can dramatically increase suicidal tendencies.

NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander has stuck its probes into bona fide Martian dirt.

July 11th, 2008 by Melissa Lafsky in Climate Change, Health Care, Nutrition & Obesity | 0 comments | RSS feed | Trackback >

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