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New Healing Center Opens on NW Side K
imberly Lauger, RN announces the opening of The Redtail Healing Center at 8915 N. Hopdown
Avenue. Driven to help people understand the root cause of developmental challenges and help them address those challenges, Lauger became a certified HANDLE practitioner in August 2007. The center provides environmentally supportive clinic space and plenty of room for community workshops. Caregivers can also benefit from volunteer Healing Touch sessions.
A free community information session, HANDLE: A Systems Approach to Sensory Processing and Autism Spectrum Disorders, is set for 6:45-8:45 p.m. on April 21. Reserve your spot via email at
kim.lauger@
handle.org or by phone at 520- 907-2842.
Handle.org or
HealingTouchInternational.org. See ad on page 6.
Action Alert Science Solves Mystery of Bee Colony Collapse
REDTAIL HEALING CENTER
Bees are dying off in developed Western countries, put- ting 90 percent of U.S. crops in peril. Multiple scientific studies now blame one group of agricultural toxins—neo- nicotinoid pesticides—as a major contributor to their rapid demise, and bee populations have recovered in the four European countries that have banned these products. But Bayer still sells this deadly poison here, even though the Environmental Protection Agency has recognized, in a leaked document, that Bayer’s “highly toxic” product is a “major risk concern to non-target insects [honey bees].” In 2009, Italy’s new, neonicotinoid-free corn sow-
ing resulted in no cases of widespread bee mortality in apiaries around the crops, a first since 1999. Italy, France, Slovenia and Germany, where Bayer’s main manufactur- ing plant is located, have all banned neonicotinoids with good results. It’s up to U.S. citizens to convince the government not
to heed the powerful chemical lobby, but to defend the bees and the country’s food supply by calling for a national ban now.
Build a buzz today. Sign the emergency petition at Secure.
Avaaz.org/en/save_the_bees_usa/?vl.
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