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Can new crop of Great Lakes politicians turn the tide on drinking water quality?

Can new crop of Great Lakes politicians turn the tide on drinking water quality?

Posted by | May 15, 2019 | , ,

Regardless of the reason, a new crop of Great Lakes politicians is emerging and they are putting a spotlight on drinking water quality issues: (My editor, who lives very near Lake Michigan, is thrilled about this.) Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers said in his State of the State speech that “7 million Wisconsinites depend on private wells for water, and 47 percent of these wells do not meet acceptable health standards.” He declared 2019 the “Year of Drinking Water Quality” in Wisconsin.1 In Chicago, a leading candidate for mayor announced a plan to replace the city’s 385,000 lead service lines. Candidate Toni...

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Actor who called out alleged Hollywood elite pedophiles and many other known ‘conspiracies’, commits suicide publicly

Actor who called out alleged Hollywood elite pedophiles and many other known ‘conspiracies’, commits suicide publicly

Posted by | May 15, 2019 |

On Monday, 42-year-old Isaac Kappyan made an ominous and lengthy Instagram post. Then, he jumped to his death. The Arizona Department of Public Safety has confirmed that Kappy reportedly forced himself off the Transwestern Road bridge onto Interstate 40 where he was struck by a Ford pickup truck. His post was entitled, “Beware the man has nothing to lose, for he has nothing to protect.” And in it he said, “See the light in others … This lesson has come too late for me, but perhaps it can inspire you. I will be using the remainder of my time on earth to...

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NBC: Colorado mom gets total hysterectomy to treat cancer that she never had

NBC: Colorado mom gets total hysterectomy to treat cancer that she never had

Posted by | May 14, 2019 | , ,

Taylor Castillo, was trying to have more kids and needed help in the summer of 2018 but instead of help she was told she had cancer. And so, for eight weeks she “prepared herself, her husband, and her young daughter for the very real possibility that she might die”1 only to find out that the test was contaminated, and she never had cancer at all. “Stunned by a uterine cancer diagnosis – doctors called it high-grade serous carcinoma – the 36-year-old understood what everyone was telling her. A hysterectomy was her best, if not only, option. On Aug. 27,...

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Record-breaking diver finds plastic bag in deepest part of ocean

Record-breaking diver finds plastic bag in deepest part of ocean

Posted by | May 14, 2019 | , , ,

Olivia Rosane, EcoWatch Waking Times An America man completed the deepest-ever solo underwater dive May 1. But when he reached the bottom of the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, he found that another representative of the human world had gotten their first: plastic. RELATED STORY: Activists deliver giant trash monsters to Nestlé headquarters to protest plastic pollution Victor Vescovo said he found a plastic bag and candy wrappers on the sea floor, some 35,853 feet below the surface, CNN reported Tuesday. Vescovo made the trip as part of his Five Deeps expedition, which is being filmed by the...

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Alcohol contributes to the death of 2.8 million people globally each year

Alcohol contributes to the death of 2.8 million people globally each year

Posted by | May 14, 2019 | ,

According to researchers, there is no safe level of alcohol consumption: A new analysis of hundreds of studies done between 1990 and 2016 “found that one in three people worldwide (2.4 billion people) drink alcohol, and that 6.8 percent of men and 2.2 percent of women die of alcohol-related health problems each year.”1 RELATED STORY: Alcohol Industry Frantically Lobbies Against Legal Weed as Beer Sales Predict $2 Billion Drop That means that every year, alcohol helps kill 2.8 million people worldwide. (And according to the authors of the study, published in The Lancet, “Any protection alcohol may provide against heart disease...

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