The Four Horsemen of the Weather Apocalypse
Catherine J Frompovich – Weather Geoengineering, Chemtrails, Aluminum and Alzheimer’s.
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Organic Farming Can Save Us from Global Warming, Climate Change
Heather Callaghan – Organic farming can reverse the agriculture ecosystem from a carbon source to a carbon sink.
Why GeoEngineering Is Not the Solution to Climate Change
Video – Alan Robock, Ph.D. in Meteorology from MIT and Professor at Rutgers University, explains why geoengineering might not be the right solution to climate change and global warming.
Why ”Sustainable” Earth, But Not Sustainable Health and Freedom?
Bernie Suarez – Consider this: Why is the control system so eager to push for “sustainable” earth but nothing else apparently needs to be sustainable?
Geo-Engineering: The Real Climate Change Threat
James Corbett – For decades now, we have been told to be afraid of the long-term effects of manmade carbon dioxide on our climate.
The Plant Most Fundamental to Life on Earth
Anna Hunt – Reforesting trees is vital to the survival of life on planet Earth.
How Palm Oil Ravages Rainforests, Endangers Wildlife and Destroys Communities
Travis McKnight, EcoWatch Waking Times Agriculture plays a massive role in today’s global economy. It’s easy to not realize that your salad’s fresh tomatoes are likely flown in from the Netherlands, its asparagus is picked by a Peruvian farmer and the dressing has palm oil harvested in Indonesia. Our complicity in an agricultural system that ships food …
Climate Change Roulette and Water Scarcity
Suzanne York, EcoWatch Waking Times A new study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that climate change is likely to put 40 percent more people worldwide at risk of absolute water scarcity, due to changes in rainfall and evaporation. Unsurprisingly, the study noted that “Expected future population changes will, in …
Fracking Away Our Water Supply
Farron Cousins, DeSmogBlog Waking Times As many areas of the country experience severe droughts, the fight for clean, fresh water is becoming vital to survival for many American citizens. The problem has been made worse by the expansion of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), which gobbles up hundreds of millions (billions, according to some estimates) of gallonsof potable water …
3 Reasons Why You Should March Against Chemtrails and Geoengineering on 8/25/13
Elizabeth Cook, Guest Waking Times 1. The March Against Monsanto was a huge success in bringing the public’s attention to the dangers of genetically modified foods. Nearly fifty percent of U.S. states introduced bills requiring labeling or prohibiting genetically engineered foods since the date of the protest on May 25, 2013. And all without the …
The “Long Emergency,” Permaculture, and Towns that Food Saved
Andrew Willner, Guest Waking Times We live in dangerous times, when economic collapse, climate chaos, and peak oil threaten the foundations of society, abundance, and all we hold dear. “Business as usual” will no longer suffice, because that way leads to certain pain, peril and impoverishment. Unspeakable acts of violence like the slaughter at the Sandy …
Researcher Offers Alternative Explanation for Global Warming
GMI Reporter Waking Times Documentary Explains Why Artificial Clouds Affect the Climate More than CO2 A new documentary video produced by an amateur climate researcher has the online world buzzing with a new debate: Do human-made clouds affect the climate more than greenhouse gases like CO2? The 25-minute presentation explains that humans are dispersing cloud-making chemicals, …
Climate Change, Political Upheaval and The Fall of the Mayans
New scientific research has been published providing insight into the development and fall of the Mayans.
Unintended Hazards of Geoengineering
Prof. Peter Saunders, I-Sis Waking Times Reducing the solar radiation that reaches Earth will have potentially significant consequences beyond limiting the mean temperature of the planet; it may reduce annual rainfall, especially in the Americas and northern Eurasia. Harvard geoengineers are set to spray sun-reflecting chemical particles into the atmosphere to cool the planet from …
We Need to Do More Than Believe
Chris Renzo, Contributing Writer Waking Times “We gotta do more than believe if we want to see the world change” – Dave Matthews [DMB Inspiration] It is a beautiful day. The sun shines, the bird sings, and the trees sway. I dream of the day where my potential children can walk upon the same meadows that …
The Killing Fields: Growing Soy in South America
Waking Times What are the true costs of growing Soy in South America? In Paraguay over 2.6 million hectares are used for growing soy, which is primarily used as animal feed for factory farms in Europe. While European farmers may delight in having access to cheap GMO food for their meat farms, this practice has …