Environment
by Tony Barboza, Garrett Therolf and Jack Dola The possibility of a catastrophic explosion prompted state regulators Saturday to delay efforts to capture and burn leaking natural gas that has sickened and displaced thousands of residents […]
by Catherine J. Frompovich What do cell phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi, smart meters, and other “smart” devices all have in common? They emit radiation, which no one wants to take seriously as having adverse radiation on humans. Medically, […]
Gene-edited organisms fall within the definition of GMOs in European and international law. They also present real risks to the environment and human health – and must be regulated like any other GMOs At last, […]
Former Official: Fukushima is “unstoppable”… Huge amounts of radiation are pouring out, “very serious” for Pacific Ocean — Journalists withholding shocking information — Plant Chief: “This is something that has never been experienced”… We must […]
By Ginny Silcox Because today’s geoengineering operations seem to involve electromagnetic energy produced from ground-based antennas called “ionospheric heaters” or “Hertzian Antennas” or various types of radar, we should know more about this ubiquitous and […]
Editors note: Please see additional information and comments from TLB contributor Ralph Ely at the bottom of Mr. Murphy’s article. (TLB) by Michael J. Murphy GEOENGINEERING: In order to solve any problem one must get […]
By WhoWhatWhy Every day, local officials across the United States make decisions that greatly impact the lives of the people they are supposed to serve. Sometimes, these decisions can have disastrous consequences. One such case […]
By: Jeff Karoub DETROIT – Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder declared a state of emergency in Flint over problems with lead in the city’s drinking water, the same day federal officials confirmed they’re investigating the matter […]
By Amanda Froelich In North Dakota, agriculture is the state’s leading source of revenue. In fact, almost 90% of the state is occupied by farms and ranches, and the chief agricultural commodity is wheat. You […]
By Catherine J. Frompovich As 2015 winds down to ebb away into sanitized history books, we probably are looking anxiously toward 2016 for what the coming year portends globally. However, shouldn’t we do a reality […]
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