By Amanda Froelich These ‘before and after’ photos are proof that giving up alcohol can dramatically affect one’s health and appearance. Drinking alcohol might seem like the normal or ‘hip’ thing to do, but consuming it in excess over time can take a toll on…
By Catherine J Frompovich This is the continuation of the testimony I will present before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Administrative Law Court November 2 and 3, 2016. ________________ Because there’s a real possible/probable link between electromagnetic fields and cancer, I submit into the record…
By Catherine J Frompovich This is the continuation of the testimony I will present before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Administrative Law Court November 2 and 3, 2016. Currently, Chairman Representative Godshall is allowing three more opt out bills to become sine die this session,…
By Peter van Els, The Netherlands Many sometimes wonder, why are we here? What are we, as humans, doing here? What is the meaning of life? As a young boy (6 or 7), I sometimes cried myself to sleep, outraged, disappointed, or angry because everything –…
By Catherine J Frompovich Part 1 of 4 The following is the testimony I will present pro se [without a lawyer representing me] to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Administrative Law Court, November 2 and 3, 2016 as a result of my not permitting an…
By Amando Flavio For some time now, these words “for the cost of an iPhone, you can now buy a wind turbine that can power an entire house for a lifetime” have been trending on some alternative news websites. Of course, the corporate media will never…
By Brianna Acuesta Beauty products that claim to be “organic” or “natural” are far from it. When it comes to the term “organic,” there’s actually not as much regulation surrounding use of the word as consumers would like. The U.S. Department of Agriculture regulates organic…
By Brandon Turbeville Anti-fluoridation activists in Georgia received a major boost of support when former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations under Jimmy Carter, Andrew Young, sent a letter to Georgia Governor Nathan Deal and House Speaker David Ralston demanding hearings to investigate why water…
By Amanda Froelich These photographs of shy woodland creatures are absolutely breathtaking. Whereas many people feel comfortable fulfilling their vocation in the city where life is always in motion, wildlife photographer Konsta Punkka feels most inspired in the forest. TimeWheel reports that the artist, who is…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of the academic professionals in my vast network includes Anne Steinemann, Professor of Civil Engineering, Chair of Sustainable Cities, Melbourne School of Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Australia, who just published the research paper, “Fragranced consumer products: exposures and effects…
By Brandon Turbeville Ever wonder who actually makes the BPA that lines plastic water bottles, and virtually every other consumable product packaging in the United States? While the list is undoubtedly longer, we know of at least three major companies that produce and sell the…
By Jeremiah Johnson Guys and Gals, we have been concentrating a great deal of focus upon the current world situation and the ongoing threat of nuclear war and/or EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) attack. The U.S. and Russia are currently in a head to head standoff that…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor As far as adorable couples go – Chip and Joanna Gaines have made a meteoric rise in America’s collective heart. When they show TLC to overlooked houses on Fixer Upper, they show TLC to each other and the world goes “awwwww.” Seriously,…
By IT Ninja With the latest announcement from Apple comes the revelation that the iPhone 7 will not be stocked with headset jacks. Instead, Apple is utilizing a strictly wireless headset to be included with your iPhone 7 purchase. These new headsets, in which have been dubbed “AirPods,”…
By Whitney Webb The bees are disappearing! People have been hearing this for years now, but has it really sunk in? Bees, the most important pollinators in most agroecosystems, are dying at an incredibly fast pace due to “colony collapse disorder.” However, colony collapse disorder…
By Natalie Forget (Era of Wisdom) Electromagnetism is an interaction between electrically charged particles. Everything in the natural world produces an electromagnetic field, including the human body. But in this modern age, we are also exposed to unnatural EMF’s that are emitted from various man-made…
By Catherine J Frompovich Technology is the driving force in business, industry and the surveillance-control spectrum of what’s becoming an apparent totalitarian-type of society couched in – and implemented – under the guise of ‘smart technology’. Besides microwave energy tech devices that now are capable…
By Daisy Luther In the worst real-life game of “Would You Rather” ever, many Florida residents would far prefer to risk contracting the Zika virus than to be sprayed like a bug. This week, protesters showed up in gas masks to let the Miami Beach City…
By True Activist Bhutan announced its plan to become the world’s first 100% organic nation in 2013, but it now has some competition. That’s right, Denmark’s government announced its plan to become Earth’s first 100% organic nation – and it has a solid plan of…
By Christina Sarich The earth’s atmosphere contains just as much water as all our lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, underground well water, and oceans, combined. It’s a veritable Niagara Falls of water that could be used by people living under extreme drought conditions, who have been…
