By Vandita In an attempt to draw attention to the dangerous effects of fracking — a technique designed to extract natural gas and oil by fracturing shale rocks through drilling and injecting water, sand and chemicals into the ground at high pressure — Greens MP…
By Elizabeth Montag Kalpakkam, India — Indian nuclear scientists have developed a new method to remove salt from seawater, spurring hope for regions around the world ravaged by drought. In India, 13 of 29 states are currently suffering from a lack of clean, fresh water —…
By Brandon Turbeville Is there any nuclear site in the United States that is not currently collapsing, leaking or otherwise posing a major health or environmental risk? Certainly there are, but that number is becoming smaller and smaller. In addition to three other nuclear disasters…
By Yvonne Holterman Due to the water shortage and contamination of our water, this could be our future. Fog is moisture. And in some places in the world, it’s the only kind of moisture. This is true in the Atacama Desert – the world’s driest desert –…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) In April 2016, the Google searches for “chemtrails” reached a higher point than we’ve ever seen. Supporting the idea that people are researching chemtrails more frequently because they are seeing them more frequently, there seem to be seasonal peaks in…
By Chris Veritas 23 million Salmon died this year in Chile due to Algae blooms. 4.5 Million fish of all stripes died in a river in Mexico, and nobody knows why. 220,000 pounds of fish died recently in China. 220,000 pounds. Let that sink in. And here in NC,…
By Brianna Acuesta The American people have been distracted to keep them from hearing about the 3 nuclear disasters occurring on the East Coast. The debate over which bathroom transgender people can use has been taking over the Internet and our social conversations for weeks…
By Claire Bernish Asbestos. Though you’re likely familiar with the insidious minerals used in fireproofing and a number of other applications, first responders to the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and residents in the area know intimately the dangers it can pose. Once…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) First, the alt media exploded with info about Merle Haggard exposing chemtrails/geoengineering when he passed away. Then, it was Prince: now we can add Vin Diesel and Chuck Norris to that list. Chuck Norris took a particularly bold stance,…
By Brianna Blaschke The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has announced that two harmful pesticides must be acknowledged for their being a detriment to the environment: malathion and chlorpyrifos. According to The Guardian, Almost all of the 1,700 most endangered plants and animals in the U.S….
By Chris Veritas A Veritas News Exclusive – All over the world, millions of fish have been dying for no apparent reason. Not only fish, but birds, dolphins and whales, as well. Last November, 337 whales were found beached in Chile, but the story went…
By Catherine J Frompovich Before you resurface and freshen up the macadam on the driveway to your house using coal-tar based sealcoats, you had better take note of new research that found those sealcoats are more toxic than anyone ever thought before now. According to…
By Dr. Mark Sircus Tritium is a mildly radioactive isotope of hydrogen, the most common element in the universe. While most elements consist of a combination of protons, neutrons, and electrons, normal hydrogen atoms lack neutrons. Tritium is unique in owning one proton and two…
By Amanda Froelich The whales’ deaths are symbolic of humanity’s shocking disregard for marine life. In January, 29 sperm whales were found stranded on shores around the North Sea, an area that is too shallow for the marine wildlife. Only recently were details of the…
Op-Ed by Brian Berletic Mentioning genetically modified organisms (GMO) causes most people to recoil, and reasonably so. Corporations primarily involved in producing and marketing GMOs have used a variety of unscrupulous business practices to target regulators, consumers, the media, and the general public at large…
By Russ Tanner Hundreds of people have contacted me who smell and/or taste the chemical aerosols being sprayed into the air. These fellow sufferers have thanked me for exposing this crime against humanity. I thank them for telling the truth about ongoing chemical aerosol spray…
By Justin Gardner With summer approaching and concerns over Zika virus growing, a study performed in Guatemala is providing a timely and cost-effective solution to mosquito control. Researchers developed a highly effective mosquito trap, called an ovillanta, using nothing more than 20-inch cut tire pieces…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) Today is the beginning of a pesticide-bacteria spraying program in Western Washington, authorized by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. The stated purpose is to kill Asian and European gypsy moths. Here is a map of the areas being sprayed….
By Amanda Froelich The Austrian startup Fontus has developed a water bottle that pulls vapor from the air to fill itself. Sports enthusiasts, green tech entrepreneurs, and the general public will all be impressed by a novel water bottle that literally pulls water vapor out…
By Claire Bernish Adding to a mounting list of scandals under the family’s belt, the Clintons have now been tied to the Flint water crisis. As the Daily Caller reports, a top executive of the same agency facing multiple lawsuits for its role in poisoning the…
