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Ancient burial and prayer sites bulldozed for pipeline in North Dakota

September 14, 2016 -

In a press statement, tribal chairman David Archambault II said: "On Saturday, Dakota Access Pipeline and Energy Transfer Partners brazenly used bulldozers to destroy our burial sites, prayer sites and culturally significant artifacts." The chairman went on to illustrate how just one day after filing their court papers to identify sacred sites, the pipeline company moved forward with their plans and decimated the sacred land anyway. Archambault declared: "The desecration ...

Ancient burial and prayer sites bulldozed for pipeline in North Dakota

September 14, 2016 -

In a press statement, tribal chairman David Archambault II said: "On Saturday, Dakota Access Pipeline and Energy Transfer Partners brazenly used bulldozers to destroy our burial sites, prayer sites and culturally significant artifacts." The chairman went on to illustrate how just one day after filing their court papers to identify sacred sites, the pipeline company moved forward with their plans and decimated the sacred land anyway. Archambault declared: "The desecration ...

U.S. government environmentally poisoned Iraq with toxic waste burn pits

April 22, 2014 - U.S. government environmentally poisoned Iraq with toxic waste burn pits

Tuesday, April 22, 2014 by: J. D. HeyesTags: burn pits, toxic waste, Iraq

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Ebola deaths outpace burial rates as bodies stack up in Sierra Leone

September 25, 2014 - Ebola deaths outpace burial rates as bodies stack up in Sierra Leone

Thursday, September 25, 2014 by: L.J. Devon, Staff WriterTags: Ebola, death rates, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leoneans' mistrust of government grows as 72-hour lockdown ends

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Experts unearth unique leather scale armor at 2,500-year-old Chinese burial site

June 01, 2022 -

The study was published in the journal Quaternary International.

The armor resembles an apron-like waistcoat and it could be worn quickly, even without help from another person. Study lead researcher Patrick Wertmann, who is also a researcher at the Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies of the University of Zurich, explained that the armor "is a light, highly efficient one-size-fits-all defensive garment" for soldiers of a vast army.

The researchers called it an ...

The energy gridlock: Trump’s executive order pits affordable energy against green alternatives

September 18, 2025 -

As the nation grapples with a complex tapestry of economic and environmental challenges, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at phasing out federal subsidies for green energy, specifically targeting wind and solar projects. The move, a cornerstone policy of his administration, has sparked intense debate over the future of the U.S. energy sector.A shift in federal policy: Ending "green" subsidies

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The energy gridlock: Trump’s executive order pits affordable energy against green alternatives

September 17, 2025 -

As the nation grapples with a complex tapestry of economic and environmental challenges, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at phasing out federal subsidies for green energy, specifically targeting wind and solar projects. The move, a cornerstone policy of his administration, has sparked intense debate over the future of the U.S. energy sector.A shift in federal policy: Ending "green" subsidies

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Buried treasure: Gold and precious gems uncovered from a 5th century burial site in Czech Republic

March 22, 2021 -

Discovered in 2019 by Czech archaeologists from the East Bohemian Museum, the grave housed the remains of a woman estimated to be aged 35 to 50 years at the time of her death. She was lain alongside five other graves at a 5th century burial site in eastern Bohemia, an ancient region in what is now Czech Republic.

Looters took away the precious objects in the five tombs shortly after the burial, leaving only a handful of mundane objects such as knives and swords. The woman's ...

Presto, change-o: Innovative company is turning avocado pits into biodegradable drinking straws and cutlery

June 14, 2019 -

Biofase set up shop in the Mexican state of Michoacan, the center of the country's avocado industry. One of its factories gathers the unwanted seeds and turns them into bioplastic, while the other one transforms the plastics into drinking straws and cutlery.

These disposable plastic products are supposedly capable of being broken down by natural processes – such as sunlight and bacterial action – at a much faster rate than conventional plastics. They will thus pose less ...

Avocado PITS found to be a “goldmine” of nutrition, with powerful nutrients that prevent disease

August 28, 2017 -

As part of the study, a team of researchers at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley ground about 300 dried avocado seed husks into 21 ounces of powder. The powder produced three teaspoons of seed husk oil and slightly more than an ounce of seed husk wax following an additional process.

The experts were able to identify 116 compounds in the oil and 16 in the wax. Among the oil's components included heptacosane, a compound known to mitigate tumor cell growth. The team ...

'The Doctors' pits Monsanto shill against food safety activist Jeffrey Smith to debate glyphosate risk

May 22, 2015 - 'The Doctors' pits Monsanto shill against food safety activist Jeffrey Smith to debate glyphosate risk

Friday, May 22, 2015 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: The Doctors, glyphosate, Monsanto

Commercial crops are doused in glyphosate, and the effect on humans is devastating

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Those fun ball pits your child likes to play in are probably a breeding ground for killer germs

September 10, 2019 -

Published in the American Journal of Infection Control (AJIC), the study warned that ball pits increased the likelihood of pathogens transferring between children.

Ball pits started booming in number during the 1980s. Big commercial restaurants installed them in branches across the nation to entertain the children of their customers. Other facilities followed suit.

Given the nature of their users and purpose, ball pits often end up with plenty of dirt, vomit, ...

Was Nancy Pelosi on the verge of shapeshifting during SOTU when she rubbed her hands together in celebration of troops “breathing in toxic smoke from burn pits?”

March 05, 2022 -

As the Dementia King mumbled through a delivery about veterans inhaling toxic fumes, Pelosi stood up and bizarrely started to rub her fists together while grinning from ear to ear. She also appeared drunk and/or hopped up on pharmaceuticals or other drugs – see below:

Nancy Pelosi's reaction to troops "breathing in toxic smoke from burn pits" is the weirdest/creepiest thing I've ever seen. pic.twitter.com/SJ1P7fnN3e

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Experts discover 30 “curse tablets” in 2,500-year-old well in Athens

November 26, 2021 -

"The person that ordered a curse is never mentioned by name, only the recipient," said Dr. Jutta Stroszeck, director of the Kerameikos excavation on behalf of the German Archaeological Institute in Athens.

Before the discovery of the 30 specimens in the 32-foot well, dozens of curses from the classical period (480-323 B.C.) had been found mainly in tombs of dead people who died in an untimely manner and were therefore thought suitable to carry the spell to the underworld....

Archaeologists uncover vast prehistoric pit circle from the Neolithic era near Stonehenge

December 28, 2025 -

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery near Stonehenge has unveiled a colossal ring of ancient pits, now confirmed as one of Britain's largest—and most mysterious—prehistoric structures.

Spanning over a mile in diameter, this monumental arrangement of more than 20 deep shafts, some measuring 10 meters wide and five meters deep, encircles the Neolithic sites of Durrington Walls and Woodhenge, just 1.8 miles northeast of Stonehenge. First detected ...

Unlocking the secrets of Ancient Egypt: Archaeologists uncover dozens of mummified animals in the Tomb of Tutu

August 24, 2019 -

Inscriptions found in the burial site identified its owner as a man named Tutu. He and his wife Ta-Shirit-Iziz got interred in the tomb around 2,000 years ago. The place escaped the notice of the authorities and tomb raiders until recently.

In a recent post on Facebook, the country's Ministry of Antiquities reported that they found the Ancient Egyptian tomb in October 2018. The ministry learned about the burial chamber's existence shortly after arresting a group of looters ...

Heroin epidemic so severe that many funeral homes can’t keep up with demand

March 11, 2017 -

This epidemic is now causing a strain on funeral homes as well as a state funded program that provides burial assistance for impoverished families. West Virginia’s “Indigent Burial Program” has existed for decades, but with the increase of heroin-related deaths, their resources are being depleted at a faster rate. And as overdoses rise many funeral homes are finding that they cannot keep up with the demand for services.

The Indigent Burial Program is a unique program because ...

Ancient Egyptian mass grave with dogs, 8-year-old kid baffles archaeologists

February 02, 2023 -

News of the find at the Deir el-Banat site made the rounds on both archaeological sites and online news sources. Based on the reports, archaeologists with the Center for Egyptological Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) were responsible for uncovering the bizarre burial.

"A child of eight to nine years old was laid on top of the bodies of 142 dogs of different ages, mostly puppies, the RAS said. (Related: Unlocking the secrets of Ancient Egypt: Archaeologists ...

Next time you eat an avocado, don’t throw out the pit: It’s great for treating inflammation

October 09, 2019 -

Don't be too hasty in throwing away that pit

For the past decade, Penn State researchers have been studying the potential of using avocado pits as food additives. They found that when crushed, avocado seeds produce a stable orange color that can be used as a food colorant. Previous studies, on the other hand, have reported that avocado pits are rich in phytochemicals with beneficial properties, including antioxidant, bactericidal, and fungicidal activities. In fact, the use ...