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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Evaluating Factory Farming Practices in N.C. After Disastrous Hurricane Floods

Evaluating Factory Farming Practices in N.C. After Disastrous Hurricane Floods

Posted by | Oct 18, 2016 |

Evaluating Factory Farming Practices After Floods Thanks to factory farms (disgusting) and hurricane Matthew, a filthy brown sea of mud, debris, chemicals and ANIMAL WASTE, has overtaken miles of rural counties in North Carolina. As you’ll see in the pictures below from The Washington Post, against the mucky water are the shiny metal roofs of hog houses and their best friends- lagoons built to hold their liquid excrement. When there isn’t hurricane damage and the lagoons are working the way they are supposed to, berms and pumps keep that bacteria-laden liquid from spilling out. But this part of North Carolina...

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Baby elephant is so concerned about her ‘drowning’ friend

Baby elephant is so concerned about her ‘drowning’ friend

Posted by | Oct 18, 2016 |

I normally try to do these feel good stories on Monday- sorry I’m a day late! Check out these amazing videos of the elephant Kham La and her best friend, the man who rescued her, Darrick Thomson (co-founder of the Save the Elephant Foundation). Thomson helped rescue Kham La and her mother Bai Teoy in 2015. Baby elephant concerned about ‘drowning’ friend When the sweet baby girl believes that Thomson, calling out to her on the shore from the water, is in trouble- she charges through the water, sheltering him with her body and offering her trunk for him to...

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Breaking: Deadly Superbugs Released to Environment via Hospital Wastewater

Breaking: Deadly Superbugs Released to Environment via Hospital Wastewater

Posted by | Oct 18, 2016 | ,

E. Coli Bacteria in Wastewater Samples Published in the Clinical Infectious Diseases journal , scientists found that of 11 sites tested in France, 96 percent of wastewater samples contained antibiotic-resistant strains of E. coli bacteria. Applying this knowledge to other sites elsewhere, it can be assumed many of out water tanks are full of bacteria that have become resistant to the strongest antibiotics we have. Waste water from municipal treatment plants and hospitals, which are already known to be hotspots for superbugs are full of this dangerous bacteria. Xavier Bertrand et al. from the University of Franche-Comte in Besancon,...

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Mammograms Send Women To Their Deathbeds Faster And Increase Their Risk of Breast Cancer As Much As 30 Percent

Mammograms Send Women To Their Deathbeds Faster And Increase Their Risk of Breast Cancer As Much As 30 Percent

Posted by | Oct 18, 2016 |

Even with the established evidence which supports the long-term health risks and danger of mammograms, the medical community still pushes them like pancakes. Besides overdiagnosis and the unnecessary treatment of insignificant cancers, mammograms cause radiation-induced breast cancer themselves, increasing several risk factors for the disease. Mammograms Sending Women To Their Deathbeds Mammography is the most widely-used screening modality for breast cancer and with good reason for the medical community. It gives them more patients. Breast cancer screenings result in an increase in breast cancer mortality and fail to address prevention. Diagnosis of cancers that would otherwise never have caused...

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Filmmaker Faces Felony Charges, 45 Years In Prison For Documentary On Pipeline Shutdown

Filmmaker Faces Felony Charges, 45 Years In Prison For Documentary On Pipeline Shutdown

Posted by | Oct 18, 2016 | , ,

It was not enough to militarize the police, allow peaceful protesters to be attacked by dogs, mass arrest protesters, and call in the National Guard. Filmmaker Faces Felony Charges Now they are restricting freedom of the press AGAIN. According to Democracy Now, in North Dakota, documentary filmmaker Deia Schlosberg has been charged with three felonies for filming one of five coordinated acts of civil disobedience earlier this week, in which climate activists manually turned off the safety valves to stop the flow of tar sands oil through pipelines spanning the U.S. and Canada. The coordinated actions occurred in Minnesota, Montana,...

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