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To promote a healthier citizenry and a more empowered sector and an environment-friendly atmosphere, a lawmaker is pushing for organic farming, or a chemical-free agricultural method. A bill called Organic Farming Act of 2008 has been filed by Quezon Rep. Proceso Alcala. The bill seeks to establish a comprehensive organic farming program and designate a dedicated body to provide policy direction towards the promotion of organic farming. Alcala said farmers should always be the main benefici

Emily Smith: California needs a strong leader, says Texas governor Rick Perry. That strong leader, Mr. Perry thinks, needs to go to Sacramento and take special interests out of government. He needs to make massive cuts in spending and taxes. And he needs to make major changes in the constitution, including tort reform. What about Arnold Schwarzenegger? Arnold—I think Arnold squandered that chance. Six years ago, Mr. Perry's state underwent a critical tort reform that was codified in

Emily Smith: California needs a strong leader, says Texas governor Rick Perry. That strong leader, Mr. Perry thinks, needs to go to Sacramento and take special interests out of government. He needs to make massive cuts in spending and taxes. And he needs to make major changes in the constitution, including tort reform. What about Arnold Schwarzenegger? Arnold—I think Arnold squandered that chance. Six years ago, Mr. Perry's state underwent a critical tort reform that was codified in