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    Whistleblower alleges Driscoll's shipped berries with excess chemicals to Canada●Whistleblower alleges millions of Driscoll’s berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels | CBC NewsMmastodonLifeFood1372 min ago

    A whistleblower lawsuit in California alleges millions of pounds of Driscoll's berries containing pesticide and chemical levels above permitted limits were shipped across the border into Canada, and that the company attempted to conceal the issue. The claim, reported by CBC News, raises food safety questions for Canadian consumers and puts one of the world's largest berry suppliers under scrutiny as the case moves through the courts.

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    Thyroid medicine recall classified at FDA's highest risk level●Thyroid medicine recall classified under FDA's highest risk level https:// blog.taursnd.haus/display/1a04 1b09-206a-b7caMmastodonHealthMedicine35 min ago

    A thyroid medication has been recalled and the recall has been classified under the FDA's highest risk level, meaning the agency considers the product's use likely to cause serious health problems. Few details about the specific drug, manufacturer or reason for the recall are available. FDA Class I recalls are reserved for situations where exposure could cause severe adverse health consequences or death.

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    Sterling Shepard has been elevated from the practice squad for Week 3, giving his team added receiver depth for Sunday's game. The move suggests Shepard could see snaps as coaches look to shore up an injury-hit receiving corps. Fans and analysts are weighing what role the veteran could play after working back on the practice squad to open the season.

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    Rising sea levels driven by climate change are redrawing coastlines, with coastal cities facing growing threats from flooding and erosion. The warning highlights how warming temperatures, melting ice and expanding oceans are reshaping maps and putting millions of residents and major infrastructure in low-lying urban areas at increasing risk.

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    Mental health levy heads to ballot amid accounting fixes●Mental health levy heads to ballot as board works to correct accounting issuesβœ‰newsHealthMental Health4 min ago

    A mental health levy is set to appear on an upcoming ballot while the responsible board works to correct accounting problems. Voters will be asked to weigh in on the funding measure even as questions about the board's financial management remain unresolved, a combination that could shape how the community responds to the levy request.

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    Kubota develops agrivoltaic system for rice farming under solar panels●Kubota agrivoltaic system allows rice farming and combine harvesting beneath elevated solar panelsβœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy10 min ago

    Kubota has introduced an agrivoltaic system that lets farmers grow and combine-harvest rice beneath elevated solar panels. The setup raises photovoltaic arrays high enough for standard farm machinery to pass underneath, allowing the same land to produce both food and renewable electricity. The idea is drawing attention as countries push to expand solar capacity without sacrificing farmland.

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    Musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra have gone on strike, halting performances by one of the United States' most renowned orchestras. The labor action comes amid a contract dispute, though details of the disagreements between players and management have not been widely reported. The strike affects the orchestra's scheduled concerts and draws attention to ongoing tensions over pay and working conditions in American classical music institutions.

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    Cleveland Orchestra musicians go on strike●Cleveland Orchestra musicians on strikeβœ‰newsBusinessLabor27 min ago

    Musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra have gone on strike, according to local news reporting from Cleveland. The action means performances could be disrupted while players and management remain at odds. Details on the specific issues in the dispute, such as pay or working conditions, have not been confirmed, but the strike marks a significant escalation in labor tensions at one of America's leading orchestras.

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    Cleveland Orchestra musicians strike cancels Saturday concert●Cleveland Orchestra musicians on strike: Saturday concert canceledβœ‰newsBusinessLabor27 min ago

    Musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra have gone on strike, leading to the cancellation of Saturday's scheduled concert. The labor action disrupts the season for one of America's leading orchestras, leaving ticket holders without a performance while negotiations between the musicians and management continue. Audiences and local media are watching closely for updates on the dispute.

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