Britain's Soil Society, the organization pushing organic agriculture in the UK, is apoplectic over a study in the British Journal of Cancer. Selective Science I Writing about pesticide usage on conventional crops versus organic foods, Washington Post correspondent Tamar Haspal says, "There isn't universal agreement on the risks those residues pose." Actually, there is agreement among scientific associations and the scientists that independently regulate pesticide usage with disagreement coming from campaigners who obviously have a bias. For some reason, there is a consensus when it comes to global warming and dissenters are classified as kooks, but when it comes to food, cynical fundraising organizations get an equal seat at the table wit...