Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
The goal of some snack food companies: create the world's first Smart Shelf, an automated grocery shelf that scans the faces of shoppers as they walk past.
And reactions to the dramatic new legislation are decidedly mixed.
The fast food giant is an outlier in regards to employee wage. And for that we applaud them, and their delicious burgers.
The most compelling argument against GMO labeling is a false one.
Seventeen states went without food stamps after system failure during "routine maintenance" that was conducted on a Saturday morning.
Over 500 protestors cross the Golden Gate Bridge to try to stop Monsanto.
We have a wide variety of organizations built to protect us from threats enormous and small. But what happens when they fail at their job?
The latest worldwide march gets underway on October 12. Here's why people are protesting.
They're paid to say Big Macs are delicious. Adults know what an endorsement deal is, but do our children?
The GMO company just paid nearly $1 billion for The Climate Corporation.
Freecycling dumpster divers take: there's money to be made in your wacky ways. And all in the name of green living and civic protest!
The battle lines are distinct (GMO corporations vs. consumer-minded activists), the stakes are incredibly high (what our world eats), there's plenty of propaganda being dropped (too much to sum up here within a proper parenthetical length), and the con...