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U.S. Hemp-Based Construction Advances with Fire-Safety Tests, New Book

U.S. Hemp-Based Construction Advances with Fire-Safety Tests, New Book

Posted by | May 8, 2020 | , , ,

Natural materials builders seeking to develop a market for industrial hemp in the United States are moving forward after successful testing for building safety codes and recognition by a national architecture and design program at a U.S. university. Hemp advocates have identified lime-hemp building material, called “hempcrete,” as an opportunity to build a market for hemp grown for fiber. Challenges have been a lack of supply, building code regulations, and a lack of education amongst architects and designers, builders say. Dion Markgraaff, vice president of the recently formed U.S. Hemp Building Association, based in Denver, said hemp advocates are encouraged...

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How to Stay Safe from 5G and EMFs

How to Stay Safe from 5G and EMFs

Posted by | May 7, 2020 |

I often talk about the dangers of EMFs in your home and what you can do about them – it’s a huge subject. The new 5G technology is terrifying, and it was just announced a few weeks ago that 20,000 satellites will be put into orbit to beam 5G back to us. In effect this will microwave the earth, and we can’t escape it. It is frightening, and it’s an issue that we have to do something about right now. Another frightening device is the new smart meters that are coming into our home. When you look at the...

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CBS: Researcher Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide Was Close To ‘Making Very Significant Findings’ Related To COVID-19

CBS: Researcher Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide Was Close To ‘Making Very Significant Findings’ Related To COVID-19

Posted by | May 5, 2020 | , , ,

A molecular biologist at the University of Pittsburgh was found dead last weekend in what police believe was a murder-suicide, according to multiple reports. Ross Township police discovered the body of Dr. Bing Liu, 37 in his home with gunshots to his head, neck, torso, and extremities, according to a statement from the department. A second man, identified as 46-year-old Hao Gu, was found dead in his vehicle from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to reports. Police said the men knew one another, but didn’t reveal a possible motive behind the incident. RELATED STORY: Gates and Company’s COVID-19...

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Hangzhou Kids Wear Social Distancing Hats Upon Return to School

Hangzhou Kids Wear Social Distancing Hats Upon Return to School

Posted by | May 5, 2020 | ,

To help remind kids of the importance of social distancing during the coronavirus epidemic, one school in Hangzhou has its young students wearing some unique headwear to class. The children designed and made the hats themselves to wear when they returned to school this week. The hats are composed of cardboard, balloons, and other materials, and they create a 1-meter buffer zone around each of the first to third graders. RELATED STORY: FOX: Walmart, Publix Among Grocery Stores Installing Plexiglass Barriers, Social Distancing Markers Amid Outbreak RELATED STORY: Neighbors Hold Porch Concert to Entertain Woman Self-Isolating Due to Coronavirus...

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Bloomberg: Angry Undergrads Are Suing Colleges for Billions in Refunds

Bloomberg: Angry Undergrads Are Suing Colleges for Billions in Refunds

Posted by | May 1, 2020 | , ,

Undergraduates in the United States have sued more than fifty schools, demanding partial tuition, room-and-board, and fee refunds after they shut down. The proliferating breach-of-contract suits, many of them filed over the last week, target some of the biggest names in higher education: state systems including the University of California and Arizona State, as well as private institutions such as Columbia, Cornell, and NYU. Lawyers for the students, advertising on sites such as Collegerefund2020.com, are seeking class-action status on behalf of hundreds of thousands of students. While legal experts say the suits face high hurdles, they could potentially involve...

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