've been reading with interest the back-and-forth about the pros and cons of organic foods on the site. I found it so hard to figure out where the weight of evidence really fell with respect to organics and other health food topics that I created my own website, Fact or Fizzle, to create an objective rating of where the research fell.
My site rates all peer-reviewed studies for each topic on methodological quality, influence in the research community, and conflicts of interest (to my knowledge, it's the first analysis of its kind to take all those factors into account). I rated about 100 peer-reviewed studies that compared organics and conventional foods on nutritional quality, safety, and health effects in humans. I found mixed evidence to support nutritional benefits of organic vegetables, but not much support elsewhere.
The site is a labor of love and I have no particular dog in the hunt -- I just wanted to create an easy-to-navigate home for research evidence on the 'Net. The site's new and I'd love anyone's feedback if they'd like to take a moment to visit!
The site is located at:
http://factorfizzle.com