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Prepping and hydration: Essential tips for preparing for extreme heat

2 days ago -

Picnics and outdoor activities are fun when the weather is great, but you should remember that spending too much time in the sun during summer can also be dangerous. Excessive heat exposure can cause dehydration, which can cause hazardous conditions, such as heat cramps.

Fortunately, you can take measures to protect your family from the heat and sun if you want to stay healthy and active this summer. (h/t to Healthline.com)

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ENGINEERED HOLODOMOR: UK farmers are being PAID to destroy food crops

3 days ago -

Today’s UK starvation scheme, known as the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), forms part of the government's broader strategy to encourage “environmentally sustainable” farming practices. Instead of introducing these new farming practices gradually, the UK government has decided to destroy agricultural production altogether and put millions of people at risk of starvation and staggering food prices.

If this scheme isn’t intentionally designed to starve people, then it could ...

Study: Compound in orange peels can protect against atherosclerosis

9 days ago -

According to the study, orange peels contain an active compound that can help keep your heart healthy and protect against atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is a condition characterized by the buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances (collectively known as plaque) along the walls of the arteries which can block blood flow to the heart.Heart disease is the number one killer in the U.S.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), heart disease is ...

Emergency preparedness: How to survive a nuclear attack

11 days ago - Nuclear attacks may sound far-fetched, but preppers understand that they need to prepare for the worst. After all, nuclear attacks don't seem that unlikely if you've been monitoring the news and are worried about the still ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

And with political leaders around the world making nuclear threats, it’s worth thinking about preparing for a nuclear attack, even if it never ever happens. (h/t to MyPatriotSupply....

Understanding different types of emergencies and how to prepare for them

16 days ago - Thinking about survival scenarios may seem scary, but it's important for emergency preparedness. While many emergencies can happen, you can narrow down the necessary preps by thinking of the ones that are more common in your area.

Prepping before SHTF ensures that you put the power back in your hands when things finally go south. (h/t to MiraSafety.com)What are the most common prepper emergencies?

Emergencies can still occur even in a country with extensive ...

Green terrorists are stealing property in America’s heartland to build massive CO2 pipeline terraforming machines for destruction of photosynthesis on Earth

18 days ago -

The Iowa Utility Board (IUB) reportedly approved a proposal by Summit to build a carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline that stretches across five Midwestern states: Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. The pipeline is slated to cover 2,500 miles – the portion in Iowa is supposed to be 680 miles long – and connect with 57 ethanol plants, a spokeswoman from the company revealed.

The IUB decision will allow Summit to use eminent domain to steal 859 land parcels ...

Study finds humans, not climate change, responsible for extinction of hundreds of megafauna species over the last 50,000 years

22 days ago -

The answer to the question of whether humans or so-called climate change was responsible for the extinction of hundreds of large animal species has stumped researchers for decades.

By "large," researchers were referring to animals weighing at least 45 kilograms, known collectively as megafauna. During this period, at least 161 species of mammals went extinct, based on the remains discovered so far.

The biggest animals, especially land-dwelling herbivores weighing over ...

NO EV FOR ME: Nearly half of American and British EV owners plan to shift back to gasoline-powered vehicles for their next purchase

22 days ago -

The global survey conducted by McKinsey & Company polled 36,964 car owners in 15 nations – including China, the U.S., Brazil, Japan, Korea and several European countries. It found that 49 percent of British EV owners plan to buy a gasoline-powered car next time, followed by 46 percent of American EV owners that share the same sentiment.

However, the survey found that only three out of 10 EV owners globally are likely to switch back to gasoline-powered vehicles. Among those ...

Denmark to introduce world’s first CARBON TAX on livestock as globalists target food supply chain to engineer famine

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This tax targets the greenhouse gases emitted by cows, pigs and sheep, addressing a significant source of methane emissions, which mainstream scientists claim are highly potent contributors to so-called climate change.

Announcing the initiative, Minister for Taxation Jeppe Bruus claimed this tax aims to cut Danish greenhouse gas emissions in 2030 by 70 percent from 1990 levels.

The tax will start at 300 kroner ($43) per ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent in 2030 ...

Smart meter REFUGEES in New Mexico try to stop the technology from entering the state, citing human health and wildlife impacts

a month ago -

New Mexicans for Utility Safety challenge the state’s grid modernization plan

Smart meters, also known as advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), are digital devices designed to monitor and transmit real-time data on electricity, gas or water consumption to utility companies. These devices are constantly providing utility companies with private data. Advocates of the technology argue that smart meters enhance efficiency and allow for more accurate billing. However, an advocacy group ...

Climate change is a $100 trillion wealth transfer from the poor to the rich

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(Article republished from ElizabethNickson.Substack.com)

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Predator or Prey?

Ever asked yourself why six million have poured through the Southern border in the last 8 months? Oh, I know, in search of economic freedom, oppression by their home governments, or oligarchs, drugs, death squads, crime etc. Same with Africa. But again, why do they risk so much to leave homelands that almost certainly, most of them love. The idea of ‘place’ ...

Wall Street to list America’s protected public lands, including national parks and wildlife refuges, on NYSE starting on November 17

a month ago -

Before the end of the year, the plan is to list all of America's protected lands, including parks and wildlife refuges, on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under a new classification called Natural Asset Companies (NACs). As with everything else on Wall Street, NACs will be owned, managed, traded and ultimately controlled by money changer entities like BlackRock and Vanguard – and even communist China.

Wall Street is already trying to control the air through so-called "carbon ...

Wall Street’s planned theft of America’s lands and waters

a month ago -

(Article republished from ElizabethNickson.Substack.com)

If not stopped, on November 17th, the U.S. government will pass a rule that allows for America’s protected lands, including parks and wildlife refuges, to be listed on the N.Y. Stock Exchange. Natural Asset Companies (NACs) will be owned, managed, and traded by companies like BlackRock, Vanguard, and even China.

Since the early 2000’s, outfits like Goldman Sachs have been trying to trade air, or specifically ...

Scientists discover that wild African elephants call each other by unique names

a month ago -

The study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution found that these elephants use specific calls to address each other individually, which is a rare trait among non-human animals. This ability to use unique calls for communication highlights the intelligence of elephants and offers new insights into the evolutionary origins of language.

Researchers from CSU partnered with Kenya-based research and conservation organization Save the Elephants and Elephant Voices and used machine ...

The buzz behind bees: Essential allies for survival and prepping

2 months ago -

Keep in mind that bee pollen is different from other bee products such as honey, royal jelly or honeycomb because these products may not contain pollen or may contain other substances.

Bee pollen is becoming more popular in the health community because it is full of nutrients, amino acids, vitamins, lipids and over 250 active substances that can help support your overall well-being during emergencies. (h/t to Healthline.com)Here's why you should have bee pollen in ...

Natural Asset Companies (NAC) aim to put the land and water of America’s heartland in the hands of Wall Street

a month ago -

In October, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a proposed rule to create NACs and permit them to “hold the right to ecological performance” of private and public lands. This was followed by a 21-day period for comments – half the number that is typically set as a mandatory minimum.

With NACs, major corporations like BlackRock and big investors like Bill Gates – and perhaps even the Chinese government – could purchase the ecosystem rights to NAC-controlled properties, ...

Survey: Majority of French citizens believe rise in IMMIGRATION and decline in public safety are connected

a month ago -

The poll was conducted by the Paris-based CSA Institute for the French TV channel CNews, radio station Europe 1 and the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche. According to its findings, 68 percent of respondents see a correlation between immigration and the rise in delinquency in France.

The connection is widely recognized among right-wing voters, according to Remix News. Ninety-four percent of those supporting the French Republican Party recognize such a link, alongside ...

New research shows why flower diversity is important for bee conservation

February 26, 2021 - bee conservation because flowering plants are diverse.

Bee conservation greatly benefits from flower diversity, said co-author Francis Ratnieks. He added that flower diversity should be a focus on bee conservation efforts.

This study also shows that the general public can help further bee conservation efforts by planting various summer-blooming flowers or cutting their grass less often. Lead author Nicholas Balfour said these can ...

Are you ready for the CLIMATE VACCINES about to be unleashed by anti-human globalists?

2 months ago -

Right now, they are already injecting meat animals with climate jabs, claiming these are necessary to keep the animals "safe" from fictitious diseases. Eventually, they will proceed to start jabbing you and your family with the same "vaccines," assuming you let them.

Technocracy.news writer Yudi Sherman warned back in January that the only way to stop these "genetic maniacs" from destroying the human race with their mystery chemical injections is to "take away their keycards ...

11 Must-have “forever foods” for your ultimate pantry prep

May 24, 2024 -

The last thing any prepper would want is to have a survival cache full of spoiled or rotten food. That's why you should stock up on survival foods that have incredibly long shelf lives to be sure that they will still be edible no matter when you need them.

Here are 11 must-have forever foods that deserve a place in your survival pantry. (h/t to OffGridWorld.com)

Honey

One of the oldest non-meat foods known to man, honey has been consumed all over the world ...