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Is Comet Elenin the feared Blue Star Kachina of Hopi Prophecy, Planet X, a dwarf sun or an alien mother ship? To date, approximately 1.5 million web pages ar...
Why is the government spending £1.6m on a geo-engineering experiment whose results can never be used? By George Monbiot. Published on the Guardian’s website 2nd September 2011 It’s atmospheric liposuction: a retrospective fix for planetary over-indulgence. Geo-engineering, which means either sucking...
Total corruption of science: Mad scientists conducting geo-engineering experiments to cool the plane
Field test by British academics marks first step towards recreating an artificial volcano that would inject particles into the stratosphere and cool the planet It sounds barmy, audacious or sci-fi: a tethered balloon the size of Wembley stadium suspen...
By Dutchsinse “The Chinese newspaper, Science and Technology announced on August 15 the detection of an area 100,000 square miles in size in the Pacific Ocean containing Cesium radiation level...
Nuclear expert says Fukushima radiation coming to USA, massive cover-up under way
The earthquakes that rattled Blackpool, England, in April and May wouldn't have attracted much notice in California. The strongest rated a mere 2.3 in magnitude.
Pinedale Anticline drilling rig with Wyoming Range in background. Photo by Wendy...See More
Documents found at the abandoned office of Libya’s former spymaster appear to provide new details of the close relations the Central Intelligence Agency shared with the Libyan intelligence service — most notably suggesting that the Americans sent terrorism suspects at least eight times for questioni...
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And President Obama's Army Corps of Engineers holds the key vote this September on whether hydraulic fracturing will happen in the Delaware River Basin, the source of drinking water for over 15 million people in New York City, Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware.' Reed Steberger, Power Shift
This Saturday, the first Tar Sands Action will conclude with a final sit-in at the White House. The sit-in will convene at the normal time, 10 AM at Lafayette Square Park, just in front of the White House.
Rev. Terry Gallagher explains why stopping the XL Pipeline is so important, and how we need to do something now to protect the world for our grandchildren.
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Oscan nominated director Josh Fox (Gasland) gives his powerful support to the Tar Sands Action, a two week sit-in at the White House to show President Obama ...
Appalachian Coalfield Leaders Join Tar Sands Pipeline White House Protest: Which Side Are You On, Mr
Not quite a year ago, NASA climatologist James Hansen joined hundreds of Appalachian coalfield activists, including Teri Blanton, Maria Gunnoe, Bo Webb, Mickey McCoy and Bob Kincaid at a sit-in in front of the White House, and called for the abolition of mountaintop removal mining.
The Obama administration’s selection of Alan Krueger to lead the Council of Economic Advisers was greeted with applause from progressive economists, including Paul Krugman and Jared Bernstein. “Alan is a fine choice as chief economic adviser,” wrote Krugman, who has often clashed with the administra...
working-age people who want jobs - has grown by over 7 million. But since then the number of Americans with jobs has shrunk by more than 300,000. If this doesn't prompt President Obama to unveil a bold jobs plan next Thursday, I don't know what will.' Robert Reich, Robert Reich's Blog
and we're forced to ponder the what ifs, space will be reserved on that list for a week in which the administration made a boneheaded political mistake, presided over a jobs announcement with zero growth, and turned on a key constituency group.' Michael Tomasky, Daily Beast
Not many consumers realize that the FDA does not require genetically modified food to be labeled. That's because the FDA has decided that you, dear
As the nation gears up for the 2012 presidential election, Republican officials have launched an unprecedented, centrally coordinated campaign to supp
I believe lybia has given us an opportunity to see what our leaders are doing. Help Lybia and in doing so help yourselves.
During the last couple of flu seasons, we were all worried about H1N1, a new and virulent strain of influenza, but this winter we may have to contend with a much deadlier foe: H5N1, or bird flu.
Even though many of their devotees don't realize it themselves, what the Tea Party Nightmare is actually selling is not freedom for you, but more freedom for corporate America to deny your freedom.
Tar sands create toxic sludge lakes and destroys forests -- and Harper needs Obama's help to sell it. Obama is wavering on building a new cross-border pipeline and we can tip the balance. Sign the petition calling on Obama to stop Canada's deadly oil!
Just over one year ago, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner wrote a New York Times op-ed titled "Welcome to the Recovery," in which he proudly announced that "a review of recent data on the American economy shows that we are on a path back to growth."
It has little or no resemblance to the generous and heroic America we glimpsed on 9/11 and the days that followed. Our economy and our politics are broken.' Frank Rich, New York Magazine
One of the nation's foremost experts on climate change was arrested outside the White House on Monday morning after he joined a protest against a planned Canadian tar sands pipeline.
“A White House investigation … uncovered a culture of complacency, cost-cutting and systemic failures and companies unprepared to deal with accidents and consequences.”
The discovery raises concerns that the way some farmers are using biotech crops could spawn superbugs.' Scott Kilman, Wall Street Journal
Richard D. Wolff: "At a time of economic crisis, the Federal Reserve, an arm of the US government, made available over $1 trillion without much collateral and way below market interest rates to save banks. It did not offer anything comparable to the millions of people who were unemployed and needed ...
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