⚠️ EPA Again Grants ‘Emergency’ Approval for Bee-killing Pesticide

U.S. regulators approved the emergency use of clothianidin on Florida citrus trees for the 10th straight year, allowing farmers to use the insecticide despite its known risk to endangered species + pollinators critical to the health of the food supply.

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WHY SCREAMING-LOUD STATEMENT SHIRTS ARE TRENDING IN 2022


Nowhere is this statement-sneaker approach more evident than in the men’s shirt department. Paris label Casablanca is known for its silk shirts with decoish resort iconography such as palm trees and tennis rackets. British label JW Anderson sells a springy button-up splashed with a giant, Dr. Seuss-style blue strawberry, while Valentino offers a purple short-sleeve shirt with a planet careening across the front, conjuring the cover of a 1970s pulp sci-fi novel. New York’s Bode takes a more pastoral approach to statement dressing with delicate, embroidered lace shirts that recall granny’s tablecloth.

I’ll save you from a design lesson that should accompany this article and just say... it’s not overly terrible. It’s not great either, and might be one of the most non-offensive offerings from the past 33 years.

Colosseum Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2022 The Shirt T-Shirt & Hoodie

Ye and Hov Together Shirt & Hoodie Celebrating 20 Years

It’s extremely boring, and it comes on the heels of seeing so many great offerings from Under Armour via Marcus Freeman’s coaching wardrobe (likely to be for public sale this summer). It doesn’t inspire any type of motion for me to grab my wallet and pull out that cold piece of plastic.

There are a lot of people that give this a failing grade because of a widely held belief that the shirt should always be green. While I wholeheartedly agree with that sentiment, I’d be willing to bet that this shirt will have record breaking sales due to its unoffensive nature.

It’s not terrible, but it really isn’t good either. It’s just there, and after three decades, people just want to go along to get along for the most part.

HERE’S A lightly hyperbolic theory I’ve been mulling over the past few months: Clothes today are being designed like sneakers.

I’m not suggesting that every shirt or sweater is meant to be plopped on your feet. Rather, the aims of contemporary sneaker design—Inject it with color! Mix the materials! Have it dominate an outfit!—are bleeding over into the rest of our wardrobes. Today, luxury clothes like Bottega Veneta’s alligator-green, corduroy-esque trousers or Gucci’s geometric-motif, double-breasted suit throb with a hollering hype normally reserved for the sneaker section.

The attention-seeking shirt has plenty of precedent: Versace minted a fortune in the ’80s by shilling breezy and baroque silk tops, iterations of which are still produced today. Similarly, labels like Prada and Belgium’s Dries Van Noten have long made shirts printed with everything from bouffant sunflowers to lipstick to Marilyn Monroe’s face. And though the comparison is a bit unkind, today’s luxury novelty shirts sit on the same family tree as the garish “going out shirts” from the brand Robert Graham that are a flashing red sign of a midlife crisis.

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☣️ EPA Fails to Ban Pesticide Despite ‘Enormous Toll on Rural America’

Dicamba has drifted rampantly from GE fields, damaging millions of acres of non-dicamba-resistant soybeans. Wave after wave of dicamba vapor drift killed fruit trees or left them with small, unsaleable fruit.

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FALL-THEMED COLOR PALETTES .

What do the various hues of autumn mean?

Shades of red, orange, yellow, brown, and occasionally purple or pink can be found in fall leaves. These were motivated by the colors that change when the temperature drops in the leaves of trees and other plants.

The onset of autumn and the natural cycle of life, death, and rebirth are frequently linked with fall colors. They may also represent comfort, warmth, a bountiful harvest, and abundance. Fall hues are sometimes linked to spiritual concepts like appreciation, letting go, and accepting change. Fall colors are typically praised for their stunning beauty and the surprise and astonishment they elicit.

Color Trends For Fall 2023

The Fall 2023 color scheme aims to bring design joy and the joy of creation into our lives. These color combinations provide a blank canvas for unrestricted, enjoyable, and inclusive color fantasies, which encourages exploration and experimentation.

HERE ARE THE TOP FALL 2023 COLOR TRENDS:

Red-Tinged Fuchsia: a tantalizing fuchsia, it radiates high energy.

Vibrant, Fiery Orange: is a heated gregarious orange tone both spontaneous and self-assured.

Deep Red: imposing, it is elegance personified.

Almost-Neon Yellow: exuding the warmth and splendor of the sun, it expresses joy and good cheer.

Playful, Vivid Green: tasty green, it adds a dash of piquancy.

For those who dislike the color, Pantone's Fall 2023 report highlights several more muted hues, such as:

Faint Orange-y Beige: invites a soft and easy touch.

Cooling Blue: a noble blue hue inspired by the precious lapis lazuli mineral stone.

Mentholated Green: with an icy appearance, it cools and refreshes.

Faded Rosy Brown: sturdy and steady, it conveys a sophisticated earthiness.

Creamy Ivory: a milky white with a hint of mild flavor.

Chic Brown: a tawny and tactile brown, it elicits a soft warmth.

Deep Grey-ish Blue: a shadowed blue, it displays an air of credible importance.

Rich Chocolate: deliciously delectable, it tempts the taste buds.

Metallic Gray: an eternal natural gray, it stands the test of time.

“Colors for Autumn/Winter 2023/2024 reach out beyond what we think is possible to catapult us into this new era, taking us to a place where boundaries of time, place, and identity are no longer fixed.” - Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director, Pantone Color Institute. These color schemes are creating space for free, enjoyable, and elaborate color fantasies. Explore and experiment!

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