Damn! There goes rice!

It's looking more and more like earthworms and pill bugs for dinner...

ABERDEEN, Scotland, March 14 Scottish scientists have discovered elevated levels of arsenic in rice produced in the south central part of the United States.

In the largest market basket survey of the arsenic content of U.S.-grown rice, the University of Aberdeen's A. A. Meharg and colleagues analyzed rice purchased at various U. S. supermarkets. A previous study found U. S. rice purchased in the United Kingdom had higher arsenic levels than rice grown in Europe, India or Bangladesh.