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Author: Erin Elizabeth

These Four People Were Sued For $30 Million For Trying To Stop A Toxic Landfill

These Four People Were Sued For $30 Million For Trying To Stop A Toxic Landfill

Posted by | Jun 6, 2016 | ,

After being sued for $30 million by a corporate landfill owner for “speaking their truth in order to protect their community,” four residents of Uniontown, Alabama—a poor, predominantly Black town with a median per capita income of around $8,000—are fighting back. On Thursday, the ACLU asked a federal court to dismiss the defamation lawsuit against Esther Calhoun, Benjamin Eaton, Ellis B. Long, and Mary B. Schaeffer—all members of the community group Black Belt Citizens Fighting for Health and Justice. The defendants are being sued by Georgia-based Green Group Holdings for speaking out against the polluting, hazardous coal ash that...

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Your Fluoride Comes From China- Laced with Heavy Metals

Your Fluoride Comes From China- Laced with Heavy Metals

Posted by | Jun 6, 2016 | , ,

Did you know that most of the fluoride added to your water comes from China?  And  it is laced with heavy metals! A recent investigative report from Natural News confirms that fear, proving that America’s fluoride additives are all imported from China, and they’re contaminated with heavy metals. ‘The sodium fluoride added to US water supplies is contaminated with the toxic elements lead, tungsten and aluminum,’ the announcement from Natural News two weeks ago began, ‘Strontium and uranium were also found in substantial quantities in some samples, raising additional questions about the purity of industrial fluoride used for water...

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Chemical used in antibacterial soaps found to impair muscle function

Chemical used in antibacterial soaps found to impair muscle function

Posted by | Jun 6, 2016 |

A new study has found that Triclosan, a chemical used in many antibacterial soaps, inhibits muscle activity in individual human heart cells, mice and minnows. Smithsonian Magazine states, “The antibacterial substance, which was first developed in the 1960s to prevent bacterial infections in hospitals, has since been incorporated into everything from hand soaps to toothpastes to mouthwashes. Manufacturers see it as a marketing bonus, increasing consumer confidence that a particular product kills harmful bacteria. Even some household products—such as kitchen utensils, toys and bedding—include triclosan.” Studies are showing that the chemical can disrupt the endocrine systems of several animals, preventing the thyroid hormone...

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Muhammad Ali dies at age 74

Muhammad Ali dies at age 74

Posted by | Jun 4, 2016 | , ,

Muhammad Ali, the Louisville-born boxing champion who inspired love and hate — and finally became a global symbol of peace and reconciliation — died Friday following respiratory complications. He was 74. In Louisville, Mayor Greg Fischer ordered flags at all city government buildings to be lowered to half-staff and remain so until he is laid to rest. Ali’s funeral took place in Louisville, KY on Friday. It included a motorcade through the city, private burial at Cave Hill cemetery and a public memorial at the KFC Yum! Center with eulogies by former President Bill Clinton, Billy Crystal and Bryant Gumbel. The funeral plans...

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FDA Approves Candy-Flavored Amphetamines for Kids?

FDA Approves Candy-Flavored Amphetamines for Kids?

Posted by | Jun 3, 2016 | ,

I’m unsure why things still shock me, but they do. The federal government has just approved a candy-flavored amphetamine-based medication which they will market to kids with ADHD. So while some lawmakers, in states where marijuana is legal, are trying to outlaw cannabis edibles (sugary ones like brownies) to protect the well being of children, it’s totally ok to give them “speed”. Speed is good and HIGHLY addictive, but weed is dangerous. Later this year, the newest version of speed, called Adzenys will hit the market. It’s a fun, chewable, fruit-flavored drug (which High Times has called an ‘extended...

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