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Mutation! Are We Now Dealing With A More Contagious Covid-19 Strain?

Mutation! Are We Now Dealing With A More Contagious Covid-19 Strain? The G clade of the virus may explain why certain regions have been hit harder than others. Well, it seems we are closer to solving the mystery of why some regions of the world exhibit higher covid-19 infection rates than others. New research is […]

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Food Shortages Set in Motion by Politicians

Food Shortages Set in Motion by Politicians COMMENT:  Dear Martin,it is amazing what your computer is picking in advance. In Germany we now have the French fries crisis. (Reported now by N-TV) Do to the fact, that all restaurants are shut down, the Farmers cannot sell most of their potatoes. So we will see a lot […]

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Ways To Treat Wildlife Humanely When Creating A Homestead

Ways To Treat Wildlife Humanely When Creating A Homestead Beginning a homestead and trying to live as sustainably and being self-sufficient was once a lifestyle for a huge proportion of the population, but today this low-impact way of living is seeing something of a resurgence. One factor that can sometimes be overlooked when starting a […]

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China Warns Of Possible Armed Conflict With US Over Coronavirus Backlash

China Warns Of Possible Armed Conflict With US Over Coronavirus Backlash An internal report presented to Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top leaders concludes that global anti-China sentiment is at a level not seen since the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, and recommends preparing for a worst-case scenario of armed conflict with the United States, according […]

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Airline transportation after the epidemic. The problem is being solved, but not the way you would have imagined

Airline transportation after the epidemic. The problem is being solved, but not the way you would have imagined That’s how a hydrogen-powered plane could look like. Honestly, it is not very impressive: it looks more like an Elvis sighting and one may even reasonably doubt that this thing could fly. If it were easy to […]

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Do we need farmfree food?

Do we need farmfree food? Because of how badly we humans have treated soils and animals and how we destroyed bio-diversity, it is understandable that people are looking for other ways of producing food.  The food tech sector hosts legions of entrepreneurs (mostly with background in the IT sector) seeking venture capital and researchers looking for […]

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Why Lockdowns Work

Why Lockdowns Work There was another comment at the Automatic Earth yesterday questioning the function and wisdom of various lockdowns. I thought I’d explain this in more detail. Ilargi if you or anyone else could explain what the exit strategy is from a lockdown I’d be interested in hearing it. As it is, this lockdown […]

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Will Civilization’s Response to COVID-19 Lead to a More Sustainable, Equitable World?

Will Civilization’s Response to COVID-19 Lead to a More Sustainable, Equitable World? What better time to shift our thinking and actions away from a hyperconsumptive, inequality-widening, environmentally-detrimental era than the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Having been shaken to our collective core by the COVID19 pandemic, can we muster the will to make major changes […]

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Alberta’s Meat Plant Workers Share Their Fears and Anger

Alberta’s Meat Plant Workers Share Their Fears and Anger As Cargill prepares to reopen, voices from the frontlines of Canada’s largest COVID-19 outbreak. They fear the virus. They are concerned about the futures. They worry for their communities. And they say neither the government nor two foreign-owned companies, which account for 70 per cent of […]

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Lockdowns Ending but Their Politics Still Rule

Lockdowns Ending but Their Politics Still Rule While it looks like the worm is turning against the draconian economic shutdowns decreed by governments, so much damage has already been done it likely won’t matter now. I began the week hopeful that my home state of Florida would lead the way towards challenging the anti-human and […]

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Backwards into the Future

Backwards into the Future No, I’m still not over the fact that they all initially missed the virus when they should have seen it most of all. The reasons why must be evaluated in every single location, in governments, CDC equivalents and obviously the WHO. A main reason is that they were all focusing on […]

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The Real Reasons Behind the Global Pandemic Lockdown, Part 2

The Real Reasons Behind the Global Pandemic Lockdown, Part 2 In Part 2 of The Real Reasons Behind the Global Pandemic Lockdown, I discuss and build upon the ideas from Part 1, in which I discuss the continuing misinformation being spread about the pandemic, the various creators of the pandemic narrative that includes not only State […]

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Where to Get Seeds When Online Sources are SOLD OUT

Where to Get Seeds When Online Sources are SOLD OUT With the current shift in the economy, and with supply lines being interrupted all around the nation, there has been a massive – massive! – spike in the number of people interested in growing a garden this spring. Hundreds of thousands – possibly millions – […]

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Permaculture and Money – Part 2

Permaculture and Money – Part 2 Living and Giving Abundance In part 1 of this article series we looked at the curious concept of money and how it can be seen to be contributing to the institutional violence of much of modern society. This part will look at some alternative ways of viewing and interacting with money, […]

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Movie review of Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans”

Movie review of Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans” Preface. This documentary was made by Jeff Gibbs, a writer and environmentalist, with Michael Moore as the executive producer. I watched the movie and then read 20 criticisms of it. None were any good, it is as if the reviewers had watched an entirely different movie. […]

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