Tag: research
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Polar Bears And Inuit Victims of Environmental Hysteria and Inadequate Science, Not Global Warming.
from drtimball.com: Usually, whatever aboriginal or indigenous people say about the environment is sacrosanct to environmentalists and government. However, when they disagree their knowledge is belittled and ignored. It is happening to the Inuit about polar bears. Environmentalists and government claim polar bears are doomed because of global warming. “Most of the world’s polar bears…
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EU Agency Lifts Lid On Drug Data Secrets
from chicagotribune.com: Europe’s medicines regulator, criticized in the past for excessive secrecy, is opening its data vaults to systematic scrutiny in a move that will let independent researchers trawl through millions of pages of clinical trial information. The change is a landmark in transparency that puts Europe ahead of the United States, according to critics…
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Breakthrough Stores Bit Of Information On Single Molecule
from huffingtonpost.co.uk: How big is a bit? Currently one bit of digital memory is ‘made’ of about 3 million atoms. But thanks to researchers in Germany and Japan, that could be able to get a whole lot smaller. Their tests have shrunk one bit of memory to the site of a single molecule – which…
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Greenpeace Co-Founder Dr. Patrick Moore: ‘Thank Goodness We Came Along & Reversed 150 Million-Year Trend Of Reduced CO2 Levels In Global Atmosphere. Long Live The Humans’
from climatedepot.com: Greenpeace Co-Founder Dr. Patrick Moore commented a new study trying to explain the lack of global warming: The new study claims: ‘Abrupt increase’ in CO2 absorption slowed global warming: Excerpt: ‘The earth would have warmed faster in the last two decades had there not been an unexplained rise in the amount of carbon…
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Neurotechnology for Intelligence Analysts: How a 1960s discovery in neuroscience spawned a military project
from cryptogon.com: In a small, anonymous office in the Trump Tower, 28 floors above Wall Street, a man sits in front of a computer screen sifting through satellite images of a foreign desert. The images depict a vast, sandy emptiness, marked every so often by dunes and hills. He is searching for man-made structures: houses,…
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Merck Accused of Lying About Vaccine Efficacy
from mercola.com: Things aren’t going so well lately in the litigation department for Merck, which stands accused of lying according to not just one, but two class-action lawsuits. In the first case, two former Merck virologists accuse their former employer of overstating the effectiveness of the mumps vaccine in Merck’s combination MMR shot, which may…
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#PopOcculture: Conversion, Allegations, Angels and more
Madonna Dumps Kabbalah for Opus Dei’* Cher upsets LDS leaders by talking about Mormon “magic underwear”* Paterno family decries leak of e-mails regarding Sandusky* Catholic church faces fresh allegations of ignoring child abuse* Study shows loss of control leads to paranormal beliefs* Fmr Cop Says He Saw Angels At Flight 93 Site, But “No Bodies”*…
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US Researchers Create 30 Genetically Modified Human Babies
from naturalnews.com: US fertility researchers from the Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science of Saint Barnabas in New Jersey have created 30 healthy babies who have been genetically altered. It has been confirmed that two of these children have the DNA of three parents. The babies were created when women were treated for infertility by…
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Texas Researchers Hack DHS Drone by Invitation at White Sands
A $1,000 worth of available electronics can enable anyone with the savvy to GPS spoof a Department of Homeland Security drone and take over command. While no one suggests trying it, all the present writer can say is: “F-ing Cool!” Erik Seawright writes post at Z6Mag, “Drone Hacked With Spoofing on Approval of DHS by…
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First-Ever Fracking Wastewater Test in Ohio Reveals Stew of Hazardous Toxins
from ecowatch.org: Results from a sample of brine from hydraulic fracturing operations have revealed numerous hazardous materials, leaving many residents increasingly frustrated at the inaction of Ohio’s Division of Natural Resources (ODNR), the agency responsible for regulation of the state’s shale development. The lab results indicate high levels of alpha particles, arsenic, barium and toluene,…
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Japan Finds Large Deposit of Rare Earth Minerals
Japan has found a large deposit of rare earth minerals in its Pacific seabed, enough to supply its hi-tech industries for more than 200 years, a scientist said Friday.
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A Calorie, Is A Calorie, Is A Calorie. Or Is It?
It may not be long before the food industry will be proven wrong about their two favorite messages: All calories are created equal, and it’s all about personal responsibility. Well, it appears that science may be one step closer to proving at least half of that equation wrong and that in fact; all calories are…
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#FoodWorldOrder: Episode025 – Meat Maps
On Thursday nights, Media Monarchy joins Corbett Report Radio live on Republic Broadcasting to go over all the latest stories from the world of food, environment and health. This week’s menu offers up meat maps and cereal facts + human power, headlines, the ‘Binge and Purge’ and more…
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Scientists Harness Human Power for Electricity
From our footsteps to our button presses, humans are constantly expending energy, and researchers are tapping into these movements to power the world around us.
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China: Genetically Modified Cows Churn Out ‘Human Breast Milk’
Chinese scientists have produced a herd of genetically modified cows that make milk that could substitute for human breast milk — a possible alternative to formula in a nation rocked by tainted milk powder scandals.