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Author: Erin Elizabeth

ABC: Holiday Inn owner ditches tiny hotel soaps and shampoos

One of the world’s largest hotel chains is saying goodbye to all travel size tubes of shampoo, conditioner and bath gels. Starting in 2021, InterContinental Group (IHG), the British-based company that owns Holiday Inn, Crown Plaza and Kimpton, is eliminating the plastic toiletries from its 843,000 room global chain of hotels. They are being replaced with bulk-sized toiletries. RELATED STORY: Kroger says goodbye to plastic bags According to IHG, the company uses approximately 200 million miniature-sized toiletries in rooms every year. The company said converting to bulk-sized amenities will lead to a “significant reduction in plastic waste.” CEO Keith...

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After 4 Years in Prison Father Wrongly Convicted of Murdering His 15-Month-Old Daughter Due to SBS Has Charges Overturned in Alaska

by Brian Shilhavy Editor, Health Impact News Dr. David Ayoub, a radiologist who has testified in court on numerous occasions during Shaken Baby Syndrome cases testifying that other medical conditions can explain symptoms often used to accuse parents of child abuse, has stated that by his calculations there are about 50,000 parents currently in prison suffering from wrongful child abuse convictions. On July 26, 2019, one father, Clayton Allison, who was in his fourth year of a 30-year prison sentence in Alaska, had his conviction reversed by the Alaska Court of Appeals. RELATED STORY: Idaho Judge in 16-Year-Old Medical...

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‘Storm Area 51’ turnout overwhelms Nevada town

The Little A’le’ Inn motel is a peculiar alien-themed motel located on a Nevada highway not far from the secret Area 51 site. At first, owner Connie West didn’t take the “storm Area 51” prank very seriously. But then her phone started ringing, and it hasn’t stopped. West’s 10-room motel is one of few businesses located in a town called Rachel, on the desolate highway nicknamed the Extraterrestrial Highway. The town boasts just 54 residents, and is now gaining celebrity status among aviation and UFO enthusiasts who have been drawn to the posting on Facebook about the September 20...

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Parents Are Giving Up Custody of Their Kids to Get Need-Based College Financial Aid

Dozens of suburban Chicago families, most likely many more, have been exploiting a legal loophole to win their teenagers’ need-based college financial aid and scholarships they would not otherwise receive, court records and interviews revealed this week. How’d they pull it off? Parents allegedly filed paperwork to transfer legal custody of their children to a friend or relative while they are in high school. This allows their teenager to declare themselves financially independent on college applications, and thus claim dramatically lower incomes and earn need-based financial aid. RELATED STORY: Forbes: Rice University Will Offer Free Tuition To Families Earning...

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5G: The New York Times Gets it Wrong Again

The 5G Crisis: Awareness and Accountability summit, an online summit exposing the harmful health effects, environmental impacts and global surveillance aspects of 5G small cell deployment, was announced to the world on July 15, 2019. The same day an article by William J. Broad appeared in the print version of the New York Times with the headline: “Don’t Fear the Frequency”. The next day the Times published an online version of Broad’s article with the title: “The 5G Health Hazard That Isn’t”. In May, 2019, on the eve of the first 5G National Day of Action sponsored by Americans...

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