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International Team of Researchers Concerned Over US Efforts to Create Bio-Weapons

International Team of Researchers Concerned Over US Efforts to Create Bio-Weapons In 1969, US President Richard Nixon ended all offensive aspects of the US bio-weapons program — the first category of weapons prohibited by an international treaty. In 1975, the US ratified both the 1925 Geneva Protocol and the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) — […]

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Napoleon – War – Sunspots & Human Excitability

Napoleon – War – Sunspots & Human Excitability COMMENT: I love when you educate us about the weather, especially the cycles. the NAPOLEON story killed me !!! I’m a french and believe me, nobody talked in school about the weather cycles when he tried to fight Russia and lost everything. I read 3 times your chart […]

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Reduce Waste: How To Make The Most Of Your Autumn Leaves

Reduce Waste: How To Make The Most Of Your Autumn Leaves The end of the summer garden is always bittersweet for me.  I miss my daily fresh cut lettuce but I also love the falling leaves and bright reds and oranges of autumn. Luckily, those fallen leaves are more than just pleasing to look at.  […]

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Nationwide Class-Action Lawsuit Targets Dupont, Chemours, 3M, and Other Makers of PFAs Chemicals

NATIONWIDE CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT TARGETS DUPONT, CHEMOURS, 3M, AND OTHER MAKERS OF PFAS CHEMICALS The Teflon Toxin Robert Bilott, who successfully sued DuPont over PFOA, has filed a lawsuit on behalf of everyone in the U.S. who has PFAS chemicals in their blood. A CLASS ACTION lawsuit against 3M, DuPont, and Chemours was filed this week on […]

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Bioweapon? Scientists Sound Alarm Over DARPA Plans To Spread Viruses Using Insects

Bioweapon? Scientists Sound Alarm Over DARPA Plans To Spread Viruses Using Insects  A team of scientist sounds the alarm in a new Science Policy Forum report about a mysterious US government program that is developing genetically modified viruses that would be dispersed into the environment using insects. The virus-infected or ‘Frankenstein’ insects are being developed as […]

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Hot Economic Warfare: Scrambling for Rare-Earth Minerals

Hot Economic Warfare: Scrambling for Rare-Earth Minerals Just like the gold rushes of California between 1848 and 1855, Canada’s Klonike of 1896 to 1899, and Western Australia’s of the 1890s, the world is experiencing a frenzy to obtain mining rights in pursuit of today’s “gold,” namely rare earth minerals. Used for components of electric vehicle […]

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Russian Military: US Killed Dozens By Bioweapon Disguised As Drug Research

Russian Military: US Killed Dozens By Bioweapon Disguised As Drug Research The Russian Defense Ministry is accusing the United States of killing dozens of Georgians with a biological weapon after disguising it as drug research. Documents recorded the deaths of 73 people over a short period of time, indicating a test of “a highly toxic chemical […]

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Solar Minimum Correlates with Volcanoes & Earthquakes

Solar Minimum Correlates with Volcanoes & Earthquakes QUESTION: I live in Indonesia. I am amazed that the entire world is not known on your door. I understand that your model puts everything together and provides a whole new perspective. Your warning that here in the Pacific Ring of Fire we should expect a trend of […]

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September the Coldest Month in a Decade – Must be Global Warming

September the Coldest Month in a Decade – Must be Global Warming It is not looking very good for the winter ahead. A reader from Calgary sent this picture in about the early snowfall up there. Indeed, Calgary just experienced the Snowiest Day in More Than Three Decades. It Broke an October Snowfall Record. Of course, […]

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With the world on the line, scientists outline the paths to survival

With the world on the line, scientists outline the paths to survival This week, scientists and representatives from every country on Earth are gathering in South Korea to put the finishing touches on a report that, if followed, would change the course of history. The report is a roadmap for possible ways to keep climate […]

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Help Stop Radioactive Waste Dump and Thousands of Dangerous Shipments Across the US

Help Stop Radioactive Waste Dump and Thousands of Dangerous Shipments Across the US The private company Waste Control Specialists (WCS) or “Interim Storage Partners” wants to place a high-level radioactive waste dump site (called a “centralized interim storage facility”) in West Texas. If approved, opening this high-level waste dump would launch nation-wide transports of a […]

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Clavichords and Climate Change

Clavichords and Climate Change Bainbridge Island, Washington. The Cascade Mountains were dusted with snow this week, less a harbinger of the coming winter than of ominous larger changes in the climate. According to many, the snow came “too early,” especially considering the apocalyptic smoke from the fires of summer just gone. The Washington of my […]

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Drought-Laden Rainforests

Drought-Laden Rainforests Photo Source Mike Goren | CC BY 2.0 The world’s rainforests are under attack at a rate of 2.5 acres per second. Global warming and clear-cutting for growing palm oil and raising cattle are some of the biggest annihilators. The repercussions are devastating. For example, one of the consequences is harmful alteration of […]

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Is Global Warming A Significant Contributor to Washington State Wildfires, Now or in the Future?

Is Global Warming A Significant Contributor to Washington State Wildfires, Now or in the Future? During the past several summers there have been major wildfires in Washington State producing a lot of smoke.  And many people have been asking an important question: To what degree is anthropogenic global warming contributing to Washington State wildfires?   […]

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LNG Canada project called a ‘tax giveaway’ as B.C. approves massive subsidies

Canada and British Columbia have put “the right fiscal framework” in place for LNG Canada to go ahead, according to Shell. What that means is more than $5 billion in subsidies. Photo: Province of British Columbia / Flickr LNG Canada project called a ‘tax giveaway’ as B.C. approves massive subsidies Fracked gas export project will […]

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