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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says U.S. Tried To Overthrow Syria…

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says U.S. Tried To Overthrow Syria…

Posted by | Apr 10, 2017 | , ,

(Editor’s Note: This is not a new story, it’s actually about a year old. HOWEVER, given recent events, it seemed apropo.) One year ago, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote an article detailing that the reason the U.S. wanted to depose Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was actually because he refused to back a Qatari gas pipeline project. RELATED ARTICLE: Robert Kennedy Jr., 40 California Residents SUE Monsanto, Saying Weed Killer Caused Cancer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Joins Standing Rock Front Lines to Condemn The Feds Apparently, had the project been completed it would have had major geopolitical implications, “the Sunni...

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40 Different Studies that Confirm GMO Foods are Destroying Your Health

40 Different Studies that Confirm GMO Foods are Destroying Your Health

Posted by | Apr 10, 2017 |

There has been a debate raging about GMOs for a long time now. On one side of the debate is the idea that genetic engineering is progress for humanity, and it is a natural extension of more traditional breeding techniques. The other side believes genetically modified foods are unsafe for human consumption and harmful to the environment. Biotech companies claim that genetic modification yields more precise control over artificial selection. Studies funded by the industry consistently demonstrate safety, but only over the short term. Nothing to worry about? For years Monsanto, Dow, Syngenta, and other biotech based agricultural companies...

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Italian Architect Creates ‘Forest Cities’ To Solve China’s Pollution Crisis

Italian Architect Creates ‘Forest Cities’ To Solve China’s Pollution Crisis

Posted by | Apr 10, 2017 | ,

When Stefano Boeri imagines the future of urban China, he sees office blocks, homes and large cities choking on a toxic diet of fumes and dust. The Italian architect, made famous for his tree-clad ‘Bosco Verticale’ (Vertical Forest) skyscraper complex located in Milan, unveiled plans for a similar project in eastern China city of Nanjing. RELATED ARTICLES: Tesla/Solar City has Retrofitted an Entire Island to Run Purely Off of Solar Power Sustainable Houses: The Eco-Friendly Genius of ‘Earthships’ Family Thrives In The Arctic Circle By Building Cob House Inside A Solar Geodesic Dome The Beauty and Benefit of Natural...

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Breaking: Yum’s KFC to Curb Antibiotic Use in the Chickens it Buys

Breaking: Yum’s KFC to Curb Antibiotic Use in the Chickens it Buys

Posted by | Apr 8, 2017 | , , ,

Good news chicken eaters! (Not that I eat meat but for those who do and who have families who do.) KFC in the U.S., part of Yum Brands Inc, recently announced plans to curb the use of antibiotics in its chicken supply by 2018. This move makes them the last of the big three chicken restaurants to “join the fight against the rise of dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria known as superbugs.” This new policy “applies throughout the bird’s full life cycle, which includes the hatchery where chicks are sometimes injected with antibiotics while still in the shell.” (What? They were doing...

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Troubling New Data Shows Most Scientists “Can’t Replicate” Peer Reviewed Studies

Troubling New Data Shows Most Scientists “Can’t Replicate” Peer Reviewed Studies

Posted by | Apr 7, 2017 | ,

For some time, a dilemma in the scientific community known as a “reproducibility crisis” has been an issue of concern. This term refers to the inability to successfully replicate results contained in previous scientific studies. Most recently, multiple reports have shown that the reproducibility crisis has been prevalent in the field of cancer research. While many studies appear to be promising upon one’s initial review, they may not be nearly as reproducible as once believed. An initiative called the Reproducibility Project, led by University of Virginia psychology professor Brian Nosek, has been hard at work since 2011 seeking to analyze the reliability...

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