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Chemical fertilizers applied to crops will contaminate drinking water for decades

April 07, 2016 - Chemical fertilizers applied to crops will contaminate drinking water for decades

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Pee for plant growth? Scientists push for use of human urine as effective, sustainable alternative to chemical fertilizers

May 25, 2022 - chemical fertilizers as well as the possible safety issues that could arise from doing so. Urine is collected in a variety of ways, including by using urine-diverting toilets that keep the liquid separate from the solids.

REI Education Director Julia Cavicchi noted that modern-day sanitation practices that flush human urine down into wastewater systems "represent one of the primary sources of nutrient pollution." She added that urine is responsible for around 80 percent ...

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British farmers reportedly being paid NOT TO GROW FOOD

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The independent outlet posted a video of Keith Andrews, a farmer from Cornwall, elaborating on this particular scheme. According to him, farmers have been offered £2,500 ($3,222) for the next three years if they don't grow crops for food during that period.

"I'm going to plow a field, I'm going to put spring barley in. I'm going to get £440 ($567.07) off the government per acre. Then when it comes to crop size, leave it to rot in the ground. So, I don't get [any] straw for ...

How to secure your home before a hurricane

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The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be a dangerous one, with as many as 33 named storms expected this year. With the threat of dozens of storms looming, you should prepare your home and property before SHTF.

Remember that while making your home hurricane-proof can be expensive, experts have advised that it will pay off with less damage and a quicker recovery after the storm. (h/t to USAToday.com)

Preppers know that it's better to start getting ready for ...

Climate change is creating so much global GREENING that even fanatics are noticing as they panic about shrinking deserts

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Climate fanatics have long complained about desertification caused by climate change and the excess release of "greenhouse gases" like carbon dioxide (CO2). These deranged people are so scared of CO2 that they have tried every which way to essentially ban the natural gas so the planet can be "cooled."

The Guardian (United Kingdom) ran a headline about how "Desertification is turning the Earth barren," the narrative being that expanding drylands are leaving entire countries ...

Prepping and hydration: Essential tips for preparing for extreme heat

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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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The CrowdStrike global outage shows the serious dangers of a centralized, digitized world

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(Article by Dr. R P republished from DailySceptic.org)

It appears that in many cases, while the update was distributed automatically over the internet to systems, the workaround to fix the problem requires the machines to be rebooted in Windows’ safe mode, which usually requires physical access. The person at the keyboard then needs to know the password for the computer’s administrator account, and use this level of access to delete a file within a subdirectory of Windows’ ...

U.K. report: Halting puberty blockers DOES NOT increase suicide ideation in gender-confused youth

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The review, commissioned by the government of the United Kingdom and conducted by psychiatrist Louis Appleby, head of the National Health Service's (NHS) Suicide Prevention Strategy programs, was published on July 19 under the title "Review of suicides and gender dysphoria at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust: independent report." (Related: Puberty blockers are QUACK medicine backed by nothing… chemical child abuse is now demanded by LGBT pushers conspiring with evil ...

SMALL BUSINESS DESTRUCTION: The Plandemic plan was to get rid of every small business in America and make entertainment for elites only

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The economy in Germany sunk into a deep depression, and investment in small-to-medium-sized businesses was reduced to almost nothing. Wages fell drastically. Employment numbers plummeted. Over 10,000 small-to-medium-sized businesses closed EVERY YEAR. Sound familiar? Think plandemic. The number of Germans living in poverty exploded. In came the massive decline of living standards, coupled with political instability. Dial it forward 80 years to the communist overthrow of the United ...

Nearly 1 million Californians rely on 385 failing public water systems

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According to the State Water Resources Control Board, around 913,000 California residents are affected by the 385 public water systems that are currently failing; this amounts to roughly 2% of the state’s population.

Not surprisingly, minorities and disadvantaged people are being affected disproportionately, with 56 of the systems serving “disadvantaged communities” and 67% serving “majority communities of color.” The report states that the failing water systems are largely ...

Study: Compound in orange peels can protect against atherosclerosis

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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 ...

Survival essentials: Best budget-friendly foods for prepping

10 days ago - An organic home garden is an ideal source of cheap and replenishing survival food. However, this isn't always an option for some preppers. If you don't have the time or resources for a home garden, you can build a stockpile with affordable food items. (h/t to New-Terra-Natural-Food.com)Cheap survival food becomes expensive if you don't eat it

To save time, buy the same food for daily use and storage purposes. This ensures ...

5 Science-backed health benefits of garlic

12 days ago - Many savory dishes feature garlic, a flavorful superfood. According to scientific data, garlic offers many amazing health benefits, such as supporting optimal heart health and protecting against cancer.

Known scientifically as Allium sativum, garlic is a culinary staple and an impressive powerhouse of bioactive compounds with beneficial effects on human health.

Garlic is a great source of potassium, which helps with muscle contraction and heart function.

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Scary new study reveals PFAS “forever chemicals” can seep through human skin

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This is according to a study carried out by researchers from the University of Birmingham, who conducted research with lab-grown tissue designed to mimic human skin to get a clearer picture of how much of these chemicals are absorbed.

They determined that “uptake through the skin could be a significant source of exposure to these harmful chemicals.” After applying samples of 17 PFAS compounds to their tissue model, they measured the proportions that were absorbed. They found ...

America’s sanctions will put an end to U.S. dollar dominance, entrepreneur warns

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In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, the founder of Russian fertilizer producer EuroChem, Andrey Melnichenko, explained how American sanctions policies will end up backfiring on the U.S.

The 52-year-old entrepreneur, who also founded the coal-producing company SUEK, and his wife were placed on American and European Union sanctions lists two years ago. He has also been blacklisted by Switzerland and the UK.

In his view, Western sanctions are going to lead to the ...

FDA instructs outgoing staff how to influence agency “behind the scenes” after their departure

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It is routine practice for high-level officials at the FDA to leave the agency and take lucrative positions within Big Pharma, explains a new investigatory report published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ).

The conflicts of interest with such an arrangement are endless, but they have never stopped this revolving door from spinning. Internal emails clearly show that FDA staff leave the agency to work at Big Pharma – and on their way out the door, they are given instructions ...

EV boosters cannot do math

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(Article by Duggan Flanakin republished from RealClearWire.com)

Each Tesla uses between 0.24 to 0.30 kWh per mile, or about 4,500 kWh over a year for 15,000 miles of driving. Other electric vehicles use more or less, but within a similar range. At 0.30 kWh per mile, that’s 90 kWh for 300 miles of driving for the typical week.

The average American household without an in-home EV charging station consumes about 30 kWh per day, or about 10,720 kWh over a year’s time. ...

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 ...

Unveiling the Chinese money-laundering network driving America’s fentanyl crisis

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The report reveals a nuanced facet of money laundering: the high demand for dollars among affluent Chinese individuals seeking to move their wealth out of China. This trend, driven by fears over China's economic future and personal safety concerns, has led to increasingly sophisticated methods involving front businesses, shell companies and chemical firms. These entities play a pivotal role in facilitating the flow of illicit funds that ultimately fuel America's opioid epidemic....