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Clean water graphene breakthrough could allow millions to drink filtered seawater

April 11, 2017 -

As National Geographic explains, only about .007 percent of all the Earth's water is available to its massive human population. This, of course, is a tremendous problem. But a new salvation could be on the horizon. Scientists have developed a special graphene sieve that stands to change the game when it comes to the world's water crisis.

Graphene is a super-thin sheet of carbon atoms that are organized in a hexagonal lattice, and was first identified at the University ...

Kamala Harris says the key to clean water and air is GENOCIDE against humanity – “reduce population” the order of the day

July 20, 2023 -

"When we invest in clean energy ... and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water!" Harris bellowed from the podium, to roaring applause – watch below:

Kamala Harris:

“When we invest in clean energy…and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water!”

*roaring applause* pic.twitter.com/GOCDjraRXg

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) July 14, 2023

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Supreme Court unanimously scales back EPA’s power under Clean Water Act

June 07, 2023 -

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a couple from Idaho and established a stricter standard for determining whether the Clean Water Act applies to a wetland, marking a major blow to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Couple Michael and Chantell Sackett of Idaho have been fighting the EPA for over 15 years in their attempt to construct a house on an empty lot near a large lake. The EPA in 2007 issued a notice instructing them to cease construction ...

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Clean water, clean wounds (press release)

September 25, 2006 - naturalnews.com printable article

Clean water, clean wounds (press release)

Professor Rhonda Griffiths, from the UWS School of Nursing, says the research arose from an inquiry by community health nurses who needed evidence to support a common practice and belief that showering patients with leg ulcers was both safe and effective."In response we searched for studies done by others on cleansing wounds using the shower, however we were unable to locate any evidence ...

Clean water, clean wounds (press release)

September 25, 2006 - Clean water, clean wounds (press release)

Monday, September 25, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: health news, Natural News, nutritionProfessor Rhonda Griffiths, from the UWS School of Nursing, says the research arose from an inquiry by community health nurses who needed evidence to support a common practice and belief that showering patients with leg ulcers was both safe and effective."In response we searched for studies done by others on cleansing wounds using ...

3 Easy meals-in-jars canning recipes

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Meals-in-jars are a great idea if you want to level up from simply canning excess harvest from your home garden.

Use a spoon or bubble remover to get the bubbles from inside the jar. Don't forget to clean jar rims with vinegar before placing the seals on them.

Add the rack to your canner before placing the jars in the canner. Add at least four to five inches of water to the canner after the jars are in the canner, or refer to your pressure canner for specific instructions....

INFLAMMATION NATION: 10 top culprits that drive chronic inflammation and ways to reverse it before serious damage sets in

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Inflammation may be a normal part of your body’s response to injuries and foreign invaders like germs and pathogens, but chronic inflammation often goes unchecked, developing and persisting over time, leading to chronic diseases and disorders most medical doctors never “fix,” but only “manage the symptoms.”

While acute inflammation is sudden and temporary, chronic inflammation can persist for months or even years. This means your body keeps sending inflammatory cells even when ...

Make your harvests last longer with these timeless food preservation techniques

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Having a home garden on your property offers several benefits to homesteaders. Aside from allowing you to grow fresh, organic fruits and vegetables in your backyard, gardening also gives you the option to preserve some of your harvests for future use.

If you're not sure which method to try, detailed below are some of the best techniques for food preservation. (h/t to ZeroWasteHomestead.com)Dehydrating

Dehydrating is an easy technique that doesn't require expensive or ...

Honey: A natural pharmacy of health-promoting ingredients

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Honey also is mentioned over 60 times in the Bible, illustrating its significance in various contexts. Today, modern science is uncovering the biological mechanisms behind honey's medicinal properties. Its diverse therapeutic properties stem from a complex array of natural compounds that work synergistically to combat infections, promote tissue regeneration and reduce inflammation.

Honey's therapeutic effects can be traced back to its rich composition of bioactive chemicals....

Amish foods that you need in your survival stockpile

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Like preppers, the Amish value self-sufficiency. And if you're a prepper, you might want to buy essential foods at Amish stores such as dried beans and fruits or canned vegetables.

When disaster strikes, your stockpile of various non-perishable and long-lasting foods can help save your family's life, or at least ensure that you don't starve during an emergency. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com)

Compared to grocery stores that sell foods that contain preservatives and other harmful ...

Coast Guard intercepts 169 Haitian nationals attempting to illegally enter the U.S. by boat

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On Oct. 15, authorities in the British Overseas Territory of the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean alerted the Coast Guard to an overloaded vessel taking on water at around 5 p.m. local time. The boat, overcrowded with a group of Haitian migrants, struggled to stay afloat in dangerous waters. (Related: DoD preparing for a ‘mass migration’ of Haitians into U.S.)

In response, the Coast Guard Cutter Margaret Norvell was immediately dispatched to intercept the vessel. The ...

China claims Volt Typhoon cybercrime group is a CIA asset invented to discredit it

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They accused the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand, along with numerous intelligence agencies, of engaging in cyber espionage against China and other nations, including Japan, Germany and France, along with internet users around the world.

They went on to accuse the U.S. of launching false flag operations aimed at covering up its cyber attacks. China says America is doing all this to create the illusion of a “so-called danger of Chinese cyber attacks.”

The ...

Man claiming to be an “extraterrestrial” gives first TV interview, claims humans are DNA experiments made by aliens known as “Nu”

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Darryl Anka, 73, said he channels an otherworldly entity identified as "Bashar."

During the interview with documentary filmmaker Serena De Comarmond, who previously investigated the existence of alien mummies in Peru, Anka purportedly "transformed" into Bashar after a few seconds of twitching and shaking before taking on a completely different voice and mannerisms.

In the interview, he claimed that extraterrestrials are all related to the human race and the Nu actually ...

Humanitarian CATASTROPHE: Israeli blockade has deliberately left over 90% of Gaza starving

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Recent assessments by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization's Food Security Analysis Unit, using the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) scale, indicate that approximately 1.84 million people in Gaza are facing acute food shortages, while around 133,000 individuals are classified as suffering from "catastrophic" food insecurity. The situation is poised to worsen as the Israeli military intensifies its operations in the region.

Since Oct. 1, ...

California police struggle with ELECTRIC police cars

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For the uninitiated, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law mandating that all vehicles in the Golden State be zero-emissions by 2035. Included in the mandate are police cars, with one city launching its all-electric fleet in July.

The Associated Press (AP) reported that the South Pasadena Police Department (SPPD) has replaced its gas-powered police cruisers with Tesla EVs. City officials added that the Teslas will use new EV chargers installed at the city hall. According ...

U.S. vulnerable to “nuclear high-altitude electromagnetic pulse,” warns Steven Starr

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Not only would communications systems be destroyed but so would the entire power grid, including all electric devices and even the nation's nuclear power facilities. And it would be as easy as pie to accomplish, Starr warns, because America's civilian infrastructure is unprotected.

The U.S. military has spent untold billions protecting its infrastructure from EMPs, but America's civilian infrastructure is completely vulnerable. Every time EMP protection bills are presented ...

Factory CEO left workers to drown during Hurricane Helene, lawsuit claims, while the boss evacuated

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Johnny Peterson, 55 years old, was one of two workers at Impact Plastics who are now confirmed dead from the flooding. He drowned in the flooded factory on Sept. 27. His family is suing the company and its CEO, claiming that the bosses sneaked out of the factory to escape catastrophic weather conditions while they ordered employees to stay.

According to an explosive 28-page lawsuit filed by Peterson's family in Tennessee state court, Impact Plastics had no required plan to ...

DOUBLE STANDARD: Oklahoma bank fails; FDIC only insures HALF of uninsured depositors – but last year FDIC insured ALL of Silicon Valley Bank’s uninsured depositors

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On Friday, Oct. 18, 2024, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) shut down The First National Bank of Lindsay, which had been failing to maintain its capital requirements.

According to reports, The First National Bank of Lindsay had been keeping "bogus and disingenuous" bank documents that ultimately exposed a major deficiency at the financial institution. Simply put, the value of the bank's assets was less ...