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Sugar Industry Terminated Research Because Cancer Connection Exposed
A newly discovered cache of documents has revealed an alleged decades-long effort by the sugar industry to conceal the detrimental effects of the commodity on consumers’ health. In a study published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Biology, scientists from the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) claim the industry manipulated science, influenced regulations and even shut down its own research … Continue reading
Second Person Connected to Age of Autism Found Dead, Coincidence?
We regret to report to you that a well-known advocate for autistic people – Jeana Beck – died approximately November 17th near an Oregon hotel room where she had been staying. Beck was the founder of Unlocking Autism and was traveling with her 23-year-old autistic son for a work trip and staying at Rodeway Inn. She reportedly went outside for … Continue reading
Google Collects Location Data from Android Users Even With Service Disabled – Report
Android phone users may turn off their location services settings, take out their SIM card or restore their device to factory settings, but Google still collects their location data, according to a new report. For the past 11 months, devices running on Android software have been sending “Cell ID codes,” which contain data on the addresses of nearby cellular towers, … Continue reading
New Theory On 1986 Chernobyl Event; First Explosion was Similar to a Small Nuclear Bomb Blast
It is possible that the first explosion that happened deep inside the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant in 1986, setting off an ecological disaster, was, in fact, nuclear, a group of scientists from Sweden says. The nature of the Chernobyl disaster, which propelled tons of radioactive material into the air and caused the evacuation of the entire city of Pripyat 31 years … Continue reading
Russia Confirms European Findings of ‘Extremely High’ Readings of Radioactive Pollution
The highest concentration of radioactive pollution was registered in the village of Argayash, whose “extremely high pollution” of Ru-106 exceeds natural background pollution by 986 times. Russia’s meteorological service confirmed on Monday “extremely high” concentrations of the radioactive isotope ruthenium-106 in parts of the country in late September, following European reports about the contamination this month. “Probes of radioactive aerosols … Continue reading
Melted Nuclear Fuel Below Fukushima Located by Underwater Robot Six Years Later
The nuclear disaster at Fukushima in 2011 was the most significant since Chernobyl 25 years earlier. Cleanup efforts at the Japanese plant have been slowed by technical difficulties and hardware breakdowns. Recently, however, the Japanese have built a small underwater robot, dubbed “Little Sunfish,” that can see into the water below the melted Reactor #3 inside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear … Continue reading
Google Spying: Voice Assistant Records and Keeps Conversations You Have Around Your Phone
You would be forgiven for thinking that your private conversations were just that, but Google’s Voice Assistant could be recording everything you say. The feature is designed to allow users to talk to enabled gadgets to search the web, launch apps and use other interactive functions. As part of this process, Google keeps copies of clips made each time you … Continue reading
Sea Creatures Nearly 7 Miles Down are Ingesting Plastic and Other Poisonous Materials
Crustaceans, such as the tadpole shrimp (pictured), are eating plastic, scientists have confirmed. Sea creatures in one of the deepest places on Earth have been found for the first time with plastic fibres in their stomachs. Crustaceans almost seven miles down in the darkest depths of the Pacific Ocean are eating plastic, scientists have confirmed. The finding, which is the … Continue reading
Scientist Consider Reopening Radioactive Chernobyl Land to GROW CROPS
Editor’s Comment: Sure why not, the radiation from the past and continuing disasters are all over the Earth anyway (in the air, water, land and every living thing including plant life) so what could go wrong with growing crops directly on this deathly toxic land. SCIENTISTS are looking at the possibility of re-opening the area affected by the Chernobyl disaster … Continue reading
Articles of Impeachment Against Trump Introduced by US Lawmakers
A group of US lawmakers called for impeachment hearings on US President Donald Trump Wednesday. Chicagoan Luis Gutierrez (D-IL), who worked as a member of Congress during the impeachment process of former President Bill Clinton in 1998, joined five other Democratic lawmakers Wednesday to announce they had authored articles of impeachment against the 45th US president. “There are many reasons … Continue reading
