
This will be at the bookstore, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., a conversation with Lane Selman, founder of Portland’s Culinary Breeding Network, followed by audience Q&A and a book signing. Information and RSVP here.
My previous post on bisphenol A linked to a National Toxicology Program giving this component of plastic water bottles a relatively clean bill of health. Now, Integrity in Science Watch (a branch of Center for Science in the Public Interest) reports that according to an article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, the science behind this report is industry-sponsored as the final report relied more on industry-funded studies than on those conducted by independent researchers. When reviewing studies of controversial topics, it’s always a good idea to check who sponsored the research.