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Mike Denison

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Mike Denison is a digital content specialist (and occasional reporter) for The Palm Beach Post and loves finding new ways to make you want to know what you need to know. Prior to arriving at the Post, he covered technology and health care for Capital News Service, analyzed Maryland business for The Daily Record in Baltimore, interned at USA Today, and was a senior editor at the short-lived LiveMusicGuide.com. A native of the Philadelphia suburbs, Denison earned his bachelor’s degree in journali…

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50 years ago, corporate greenwashing was well under way

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By Mike Denison Verified, Aina Abell, Nikk Ogasa Verified
| Science News Verified
Skip to content Environmental advertising: A question of integrity— Science News, November 27, 1971 A new report published by the Council on Economic Priorities clearly outlines facts showing that much corporate advertising on environmental themes is irrelevant or even deceptive.… A large percentage of the environmental advertising comes from companies that are the worst polluters.
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50 years ago, scientists claimed pot threatened teens' mental health| Science News

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By Mike Denison Verified
| Science News Verified
Skip to content The continuing battle over pot — Science News, April 24,1971 The White House Conference on Youth voted to legalize the sale of grass (with restrictions). On the same day, the Journal of the American Medical Association published an article condemning the use of marijuana by the young.… The researchers conclude that marijuana smoking is particularly harmful to the adolescent. It adds unnecessary anxieties to the already disturbing problems of physical and psychological maturation.
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50 years ago, American waterways were getting more protections

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By Allie Wilkinson, Mike Denison Verified, Alexandra Witze Verified, Shannon Hall Verified
| Science News Verified
Water pollution, Science News, April 11, 1970 — A new water pollution control bill that provides clear assignments of liability without proof of negligence to the source of an oil spill was signed into law by President [Richard] Nixon last week…. It would add pesticide levels to the factors involved in formulating all new water quality criteria. Update That bill laid the foundations for the Clean Water Act of 1972, establishing U.S. regulations for releasing pollutants into navigable waters.
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