Environmental Hazards
Environmental Hazards
The crowded conditions in pens used for raising farmed salmon can provide an ideal breeding ground for sea lice. In fish farms, the parasites are increasing resistance to chemicals and antibiotics. There has been a 10-fold increase in the use of some chemicals in the past 18 months.
If you think we should heed the phrase, “Don’t mess with Mother Nature” then you NEED to read this!
The “Digital Ethereal” project provides a fascinating visualization of the movement of Wi-Fi signals. The strength of the Wi-Fi’s movement is depicted in a series of colors. It is possible that the constant bombardment of EMF frequencies which results from nearly ceaseless interaction with Wi-Fi frequencies is adversely affecting the populations’ health. However, the science is sparse on this topic and, therefore, controversial.
Peter Tans, the lead scientist at NOAA says, “The rate of CO2 growth over the last decade is 100 to 200 times faster than what the Earth experienced during the transition from the last Ice Age.” Read more about this…
New data from NASA claims that a third of the world’s water reservoirs are running low, and numerous causes, including climate change, are being implicated.
Are we on the brink of a male fertility crisis? The stats are scary! Read this.
How is it possible that companies are still fracking despite the obvious – that it’s quickly destroying our environment? Read this and be informed!
States rolling out new wireless smart meters are claiming that the meters are not smart, misleading citizens. Here is a compilation of state smart meter opt out bills…
Regardless of the mountain of evidence connecting them to the pollution and its effects, Chevron refuses to pay the US $9.5 billion ordered by Ecuador’s supreme court. Since, Texaco (which has since been acquired by Chevron) no longer holds assets in Ecuador, plaintiffs have been forced to petition the U.S. and Canada to collect damages.
If you think that the FDA keeps us safe, think again. Many dangerous chemicals are sold in common household products. Read about triclosan be safe.
Portland has spent more than $1 billion cleaning up PCB pollution in the Willamette River, and now it wants the agrochemical giant it deems responsible for the contamination to pay for the damages.
If you supported protests of the Dakota Access Pipeline, you’ll want to support the fight against the Mountain Valley Pipeline in West Virginia. Read this and get involved NOW!
