Once again strawberries come out on top, in a bad way, topping the Environmental Working Group (EWG) Dirty Dozen list, a guide to pesticides and produce. This marks the sixth time in a row that the fiber-rich berry places first in the EWG’s, a research and advocacy organization for human and environmental health, yearly list. For the first time, however, bell peppers and hot peppers…
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