Rosemary Stanton

@rosestant70

I am a public health nutritionist, author and editor. My goal is to promote a healthier diet with enjoyable foods chosen to have minimal environmental impact.

NSW Australia
Joined September 2014
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  1. May 21

    Promising Australian research. Australian researchers claim world first in global race to develop better solar panels

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  2. May 21

    If only John Hewson was still in politics!

    You simply can’t be taking the climate science seriously when you rely on the advice of ex fossil fuel executives in relation to emissions reductions and recovery from Covid
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  3. May 20

    This needs to be stopped. Public money should go to renewable energy not the mythical 'carbon capture and storage'.

    What's clean about fossil fuels? The Morrison Government looks set to squander yet another opportunity for greater investment in renewable energy by allowing its 'clean energy agencies' to fund carbon capture and storage from fossil fuel projects.🤦‍♂️
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  4. May 20

    Carbon capture and storage may be a dream but it's never going to be a realistic alternative to renewable energy generation.

    The facts are that carbon capture & storage has proved to be far more costly than thought a decade ago and renewables vastly less costly. So the clean/cheap energy answer is renewables + storage. Apart from v niche appl’ns CCS is just another coal de sac
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    May 18

    Groups like ILSI need to be recognised as private sector entities rather than masquerading as independent scientific non-profits. Then everyone can fairly judge their outputs.

    Our new study adds evidence that the International Life Sciences Institute is really a food industry front group. Via Public Health Nutrition
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  6. May 15

    Wise words

    This crisis should be our wake-up call: a call to build resilient societies, by strengthening social protection and placing people in poverty at the heart of all our policy choices
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  7. May 14

    See which takes this bit of data from AIHW report

    Replying to @rosestant70 @AndrewWilsmore and 3 others
    Have you got a link to this research Rosemary please?
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  8. May 14

    This practical assistance is excellent and should be copied elsewhere.

    Every Victorian household should have access to fresh, affordable fruit & veg, but has put this out of reach for some. That’s why is teaming up w/ to expand providing local communities with fresh produce.
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  9. May 14

    There really is no mystery as to why so many Australians are living with excess weight.

    NEW – research by reveals some popular fast food chains are serving almost ALL of your daily energy intake in a single meal. Read more:
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  10. May 13

    Well done TGA, although maybe the fine should have been greater?? ‘Church’ fined $150,000 for promoting fake coronavirus cure | The New Daily

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  11. May 12

    Wouldn't it be great if others followed Brazil's excellent example with this step.

    This is such an important step in protecting the of young people. Well done ! What does a similar approach look like for ?
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  12. May 12

    Thanks for these wise words

    I think of deprivation as part of the causes of the causes. Racism is among the causes of the causes of the causes.
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  13. May 12

    We've already seen the uselessness of the alcohol industry's efforts on drinking during pregnancy. The red colour is essential!

    This delay is so frustrating. Alcohol industry opposed to red being used in a warning label. Smoke and mirrors on 'costs' and 'regulatory overreach'. Only real reason they oppose it: because it works to warn consumers away from a highly profitable, harmful product.
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  14. May 12

    Professor Doherty - such commonsense! If only we had all major media adhering to equity principles.

    Wouldn't it make a whole lot more sense to abandon the IPA toxicity, think again about the fact that a world where the rich take everything is both toxic and unsustainable and crazies like Trump have power, and reinvent themselves as a responsible media organization?
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  15. May 12

    Fast food ads should certainly be banned during the hours when children are likely to be part of the TV audience. Also banned on advergaming.

    Greater activation in reward-regions of brain to unhealthy fast food (FF) ads = 👆🏼total food intake Even when exposed to healthier FF ads, greater brain activation = 👆🏼 unhealthy food intake Suggest ALL FF ads should be banned - healthy or unhealthy
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  16. May 11

    Yet another article showing the problems caused by a high consumption of ultra processed foods. : Ultra-processed food consumption and indicators of obesity in the United Kingdom population (2008-2 ...

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  17. May 5

    We can't afford to waste any more time.

    Are we going to allow this on our watch? Australia must do its bit to . Thank you
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  18. May 5

    Let's hope this spreads and delicious healthy foods are offered at all sporting facilities. Local government can do a lot to help.

    Promising new research today from in shows Victorian local governments are increasingly prioritizing obesity prevention.
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  19. May 5

    Time to ask questions and demand answers from politicians.

    Public money to support damaging industry must stop. Imagine what that money would buy for our health sector!
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  20. May 5

    If the death was one of his loved ones, he might have a different perspective. Every death is someone's loved one.

    Remember when Prime Ministers said things like, ‘one death is one too many’? Now it’s all, ‘Well, we’ll try to keep numbers down but we have to cop some if we want to go to the footy and the pub and stuff.’
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