Mobile phones and wireless networks (wi-fi) may be convenient but brain cancer isn’t. Exposure to microwave radiation at cell phone and wi-fi levels causes irreversible DNA damage that can lead to cancer. Now that you know, what will you do?

February’s astrological forecast by Sandy

The US Drug Enforcement Agency does little more than the bidding of criminal elements within the CIA, acting on behalf of the ruling elite.

Protesters who re-enacted one of Blackwater’s worst civilian massacres in Iraq got jail time, while the real killers remain free.

NFL star Tony Gonzalez was afraid his diet of high protein and high fat was going to kill him, so he switched to a healthy vegan diet and joined other smart, healthy and successful athletes.

If you ever think about giving money to Greenpeace, think again. Most of their actions are designed to raise money, not solve problems.

Humans only think that they are the most intelligent species on the planet, which shows how little they know.

Billionaire owner of Virgin Airlines, Richard Branson has pledged his air and rail empire profits to the development of a sustainable bio-fuel. In Feb. one of his planes will make the first flight using 20% biofuel.

Bio-diesel made from algae is being produced by a California company and will be featured in a documentary aired at Sundance, Utah.

As Bushco moves closer to dictatorship and farther from any semblance of a democracy, the US Congressional Research Service (CRS) has decided to keep public documents away from the public.

The Bush gang will spend taxpayer money to build roads in wilderness areas of the Tongass rainforest in Alaska so that the trees can be clear-cut.

Brattleboro residents will vote at town meeting on whether President George Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney should be indicted and arrested for war crimes, perjury or obstruction of justice if they ever step foot in Vermont.

THE Miami FBI grossly disinformed and lied at the trial of the five Cuban anti-terrorists in the United States in order to protect CIA terrorist Luis Posada Carriles.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich has decided to quit running in the rigged race for the next presidential puppet. The good news is he claims that he won’t back any democratic presidential hopefuls.

The Philippines has banned its citizens from going to Jordan for work to prevent them from being abused.

There’s black gold beneath the snow white Arctic – and oil companies are gearing up to exploit it on a massive scale and are suppressing warnings of the potential environmental devastation drilling would cause.

Food prices are skyrocketing. Arable land is becoming scarce. And forests continue to disappear across the globe. The world must decide between affordable food and biofuels.

A cell phone tower in the UK was removed from an apartment building after residents on the top floor contracted cancer. Countless studies have proven that microwave radiation causes cancer yet people continue to be exposed to dangerous levels.

The government of Abu Dhabi has announced a $15 billion initiative to develop truly clean energy technologies.

After one of its drug planes crashed in Mexico, Washington is desperate to divert attention away from its involvment in the cocaine trade and is now pointing an accusing finger at Venezuela.

The Cold War may be over, but the global battle over information security is heating up, as U.S. intelligence experts struggle to fend off relentless cyber attacks emanating from China and Russia.

Hawaiian activists are urging a hearing on a bill that would put a 10-year moratorium on experiments with genetically modified taro.

The drug plane which crashed in Mexico last September continues to shed light on the global drug trade controlled by the ruling elite.

In the last six years, Washington has increased its sales and transfers of high-technology weapons, military training, and other military assistance to oppressive governments.

An Italian judge has issued orders for the preventive arrest pending deportation of at least 140 former officials of US-backed military dictatorships in South America.

Former Italian President Francesco Cossiga claims the obvious – the 9-11 terrorist attacks were run by the CIA and Mossad, and that this was common knowledge among global intelligence agencies.

Democracy Now gave Dennis Kucinich the chance to voice his views that were denied him by NBC. Too bad Dennis is loyal to the demoncratic party and unwilling to lead his supporters.

Concerns over genetically modified foods have failed to make much impact in the United States

Philip Agee, the former CIA operative who broke with the agency and devoted his life to exposing its role in political subversion, assassination, torture and support for military dictatorships, died January 7 in Cuba. Cuban sources said that he died of peritonitis after ulcer surgery. He was 72.

While drinking cow’s milk increases the risk of cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis and host of other illnesses, low-fat and nonfat milk consumption specifically increases the risk of prostate cancer.

Children who consume high levels of diary products may have a greater risk of developing colorectal cancer in adulthood

Women are second-class citizens in Iran, barred from singing or dancing in public, unable to travel without a permit. Car racing is another no-no for Iranian females, but that hasn’t stopped two women from finding emancipation behind the wheel.

The Japanese whale killing ship that had kidnapped two Sea Shepherd crew has released them.

The United States has been listed as a country where prisoners are at risk of torture in a training document produced by the Canadian foreign ministry.

Environmentally-friendly buildings have evolved from hippy habitats to office towers and shopping centres, becoming a far more commonplace presence in city skylines and communities.

Two members of a Sea Shepherd crew have been kidnapped and are beingn held hostage by a Japanese whale killing ship.

Recently declassified documents show that the US was supportive of the 70’s & 80’s death squads operated by US sponsored military dicators throughout South America.

The plane loaded with cocaine that crashed in Mexico last September continues to expose the involvment of US govt officials in controlling the drug trade.

Intel repeatedly undermined a not-for profit scheme to bring cheap laptops to children in the developing world, the head of the charity has told BBC News.

Producing biofuels from a fast-growing grass delivers vast savings of carbon dioxide emissions compared with petrol, a large-scale study has suggested.

Another study has shown the obvious – taking exercise, drinking moderately, eating sufficient fruit and vegetables and not smoking can add as much as 14 years to your life, a study has found.

It doesn’t require a great deal of intelligence to understand that a vegetarian diet is better for human health and the planet. However, a UK study shows that intelligent children are more likely to become vegetarians later in life.

In addition to causing cancer, second-hand smoke also can cause allergies in children, which can lead to other health problems.

Update from Sea Shepherd and their efforts to stop the illegal and immoral slaughter of whales in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.

Today, we’re all lab rats in an uncontrolled, unregulated mass human experiment the results of which are unknown. Once GM seeds are introduced to an area, the genie is out of the bottle for keeps.

Instead of supporting energy efficiency and truly clean energy such as wind, solar, GeoExchange and methane produced by biomass, governments are supporting the insane use of food crops for fuel.

New research on farm women has shown that contact with some commonly used pesticides may increase their risk of allergic asthma.

Until a few months ago, the production of crop-based fuels in Germany was supported with generous subsidies – not any more.

Dennis Kucinich has again shown his complete lack of leadership by recommending that his supporters vote for Barack Obama when he doesn’t get the party nomination.

A major science magazine has reported on the effectiveness of animal rights defenders against those who would torture animals.