Ayahuasca and Animism – A Cure for Modern Materialism?
Patrick Smith – Our lack of connection to the natural world is killing us. So what can we do in the shadow of this immense and faceless evil?
Earth, Nature, Food
Fracking Boom in U.S. and Canada Largely to Blame for Global Methane Spike, Study Finds
Julia Conley – The fracking boom in the U.S. and Canada over the past decade may be largely to blame for a rise in methane in the earth’s atmosphere.
Soon Doctors Will Screen Everyone For Drugs
Mass Privatel – Imagine in the not-too-distant future your job, college ID, drivers license, passport, gun permit, health insurance etc., will depend on you passing a mandatory drug screening.
Curcumin May Help Prevent Or Combat Stomach Cancer, Study Finds
Mandy Froelich – Long ago, scientists discovered that the bright, yellow powder can also help combat stomach cancer.
Cell Tower Technician Sounds the Alarm on the Dangers of 5G
Phillip Schneider – In a viral video, a cell tower technician joins doctors, scientists, and business leaders to warn about the dangers of 5G.
Dogs Are Dying From Toxic Algae in Lakes and Ponds
Jordan Davidson – Pet owners around the country are seeing their beloved canines perish after letting them cool off in waters harboring toxic algae.
Why Food is Actually INFORMATION
Sayer Ji – Food, while being the condition for the possibility of all life itself, is rarely appreciated for its true power.
Study Suggests Psilocybin Can ‘Reset’ The Brains Of Depressed People
Mandy Froelich – Psilocybin, the active ingredient in “magic mushrooms,” continues to show promise as a natural treatment for anxiety and depression.
“Insect Apocalypse:” US Farmland 48 Times More Toxic To Insects Than 25 Years Ago
Tyler Durden – A new study shows how “insect apocalypse” is unfolding across America’s farmland since neonicotinoid pesticides were introduced several decades ago.
The Grass GESTAPO Is Out of Control: $30K in Fines and Potential Foreclosure for a Too-Long Lawn
Dagny Taggart – Is a $29,000 fine – or a person losing their home – proportional to having tall grass for a few weeks?
Trump Administration Reauthorizes ‘Cyanide Bombs’ to Kill US Wildlife
Andrea Germanos – Conservation groups say the devices are indiscriminate killers that should be banned.
Alaska’s Sea Ice Has all Melted
Jordan Davidson – The ice near Alaska’s shores has melted away entirely, leaving the nearest ice shelf nearly 150 miles away.
Scientists Find Dozens of ‘Invisible’ Galaxies, Changing Our Understanding of the Universe
Elias Marat – Astronomers have discovered a stunning set of 39 massive galaxies that had previously been invisible.
San Francisco International Airport Bans the Sale of Plastic Water Bottles
Mandy Froelich – To halt the consumption of single-use plastic, the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) banned the sale of bottled water.
South Carolina Farmer Sounds the Alarm on the Arrival of the Pollinator Bee Crisis
Alex Pietrowski – Fallout from the pollinator insect die-off is appearing in South Carolina watermelon crops.
A.I. ‘RoboCops’ Continue Rolling Out Across U.S. Collecting Biometrics and Creating Blacklists
Nicholas West – The move toward using robots in law enforcement, private security, and even to scare away the homeless, has been a decade-long trend that is now becoming much more prevalent in everyday life.
‘Alarming’ Explosion of Toxic Pesticide Use Causing Insect Apocalypse in United States: Study
Jake Johnson – “Insect abundance has declined 45 percent. This is a global crisis—we must ban neonics to save the bees!”
Bizarre Forest ‘Superorganism’ is Keeping Dead Trees Alive, Study Finds
Mandy Froelich – This is one of the first studies ever on living stumps survive.
Harvard Scientists Funded by Bill Gates to Begin Spraying Particles Into the Sky In Experiment to Dim the Sun
Matt Agorist – Harvard has formed an advisory board to begin moving forward with their plan to spray particles into the stratosphere.
1 Dead, 5 Injured in Second Enbridge Pipeline Explosion This Year
Olivia Rosane – A natural gas pipeline owned by Canadian company Enbridge exploded in Kentucky last Thursday, sending flames 300 feet into the sky, and killing one woman.