Don’t be fooled. EPA critics are not protecting jobs of “affected” industries. They’re out to protect the polluters.

Cuba is claiming what it says is the world’s first lung cancer vaccine and is registering it in Peru and other South American countries. Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez may have gone to Cuba to test it on himself.

It seems that two or more heads are not always better than one. The U.N. is pondering to utilize geo-engineering to try to solve climate change. What happened to commitments to reduce emissions then?

In a world fast becoming anchored and dependent on technology, personal and corporate files and data are still at risk, even when these are stored in the “cloud.”

The best to show care for your pets is not an expensive collar, but unchaining them.

For a change, a group of animal rights activists are not attacking a pet shop or animal shelter, but are instead volunteering to improve one.

People were outraged after viewing a UK TV broadcast showing the hunting and dissection of a polar bear.

Animal rights activists in India are angered of how Coca-Cola “resolved” its problem of pigeons intruding the plant’s vicinity.

An animal rights group in the Netherlands is seeking for the ban of the Jewish and Muslim methods of animal slaughter, because the methods are “inhumane.”

For the low price of $1 million you can get a Harvard scientist to lie for you.

20,000 – 30,000 drums of plutonium contaminated material is at potential risk of going up in smoke and contaminating wide areas of the US. Why hasn’t the US military been called into action to protect Americans? Wake up Obama!!

Even as some experts say the process could be a solution for preventing deadly infections such as the recent E. coli outbreak in Europe. But still, would you really want your food nuked?

In the spate of recent simmering tensions with its neighbors Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei over territorial claims of the Spratlys Islands, China seems to be flexing its muscles and building more firepower.

Congress is getting serious about where to find major spending cuts. You guesses it wrong. It wouldn’t be the “war” funds, but on Medicaid, Farm subsidies, and Ethanol subsidies.

Hundreds of hospitals across the country needlessly exposed patients to radiation by scanning them twice on the same day.

Republican presidential hopefuls seem to be racing in the opposite direction – disavowing their past support for policy measures on climate – even any sense that there’s a problem to be addressed.

Radiation from Japan will contaminate the North American food and water supply for decades to come.

The molten fuel from Fukushima’s three reactors is melting its way into the Earth. Once it reaches the water table it will generate massive amounts of radioactive steam.

The FBI rarely investigates or prosecutes criminals but continues to target democracy activists and those who might expose the corporate puppet masters.

A treasure trove of hundreds of new species may have been discovered in the Philippines, including a bizarre sea star that feeds exclusively on sunken driftwood and a deep-sea, shrimp-eating shark that swells up to scare off other predators.

Letting young children watch violent TV programs may interfere with their sleep, a new study suggests.

For the first time in centuries, a multi-ton limestone slab-one of dozens-floats free of the “tomb” of a 4,500-year-old, disassembled “solar boat” at the foot of the Great Pyramids in Giza, Egypt.

He who controls the seed controls the food supply; and he who controls the food supply controls the world. There is no question that Monsanto is on a mission to monopolize the conventional seed market.

No, it’s not a bird, nor a plane, or even an alien from the planet Krypton. It’s just a bus-sized asteroid that’s passing by our planet, although somewhat eerily close for comfort.

A berm holding the flooded Missouri River back from a Nebraska nuclear power station collapsed early Sunday, but federal regulators said they were monitoring the situation and there was no danger.

More than 3 millisieverts of radiation has been measured in the urine of 15 Fukushima residents of the village of Iitate and the town of Kawamata, confirming internal radiation exposure, it was learned Sunday.

The USA fabricates cartoonish villans to justify its endless wars.

Having had written several personal condolence letters to the families of men and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, Secretary Gates says he is wary of adventurist policies that could spin the U.S. into wars of choice.

If we really think about it, there really is no war unless the U.S. and Britain “initiates” it. Politicians are hungry for glory. Their pockets equally thirsty of “war monies.”

The animal rights group PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is under attack from all sides for capitalizing on the tragedy of a microwaved baby to further its campaign against eating animals.

Call it instinct or animal intelligence. But a cow just had a “new life” after escaping from a butcher shop, and getting saved by animal rights activists.

If you have a cordless phone in your house or office get rid of it it before it gets rid of you.

The toxin produced by genetically modified corn and some other crops is now found in the blood of almost everyone.

A recent study documenting the West’s declining snowpack, was published Friday in the journal Science, covering the length of the Rockies over an 800-year period.

First results from a major astronomical survey using a cutting-edge technique appear to have confirmed the existence of mysterious dark energy.

Another scientific study shows how fluoride can damage the brain and why it should be avoided.

With Boise rainfall samples measuring by far the highest concentrations of radioactive nuclides in the country, apocalyptic rumors of nuclear disaster run rampant.

Somebody is making a killing in Libya, that’s for sure. NATO planes are bombing children from the air while terrorists are raping them on the ground.

Canada is goose-stepping with Duhmerika and other members of NATO in their criminal war against Libya.

U.S. nuclear regulators say two Nebraska nuclear power plants have protected critical equipment from the rising waters of the Missouri River even though flooding has reached the grounds of one of them.

The use of transgenic or genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is an increasingly prevalent practice throughout the world that has pitted complex policy issues against one another.

Scientists embark this week from Alaska on the second and final campaign of a NASA field campaign to study how changing conditions in the Arctic affect the ocean’s chemistry and ecosystems.

More Afghan civilans have been deliberately murdered by the US military on orders of Obama. As a puppet of the war industry Obama kills cilivians in order to create an enemy where none would exist otherwise.

Officials and experts are meeting to discuss what to do in the event of another massive solar event.

It’s the old They-Do-That, We-Do-This scenario once again. US plans for anti-missile deployments are making Russia uncomfortable and considering withdrawal from the New START nuclear treaty.

Not so many are speaking out their minds about the truth of climate change, for fear of being labeled a tree-hugger, and what not. But a few conservatives did just that. Thank goodness.

New Chinese Independent candidates are tapping the social media to challenge China’s Communist party’s strength in politics.

Nuclear Reactor Design Chosen Not Because It Was Safe But Because It Worked On Navy Submarines

After being arrested twice, dedicated activists tie themselves to tractors to stop plantings of GM potatoes

And with that budget hit, the so-called “food safety” law can’t be implemented—and no money to approve Frankenfish! This is huge!

Scientists note that fear of terrorism makes people stupid.

Mass extinctions are seldom pretty, but this one would transform Earth’s oceans forever, especially coral reefs.

Even if Gaddafi Leaves the War Will not End

Teens sometimes seem like a different breed of human. We might call them young adults, but teenage brains are actually very different from those of adults, especially under stress or while making risky decisions, researchers are finding.

While humans can’t create and control magnetism, there’s a chance we may have the ability to sense Earth’s magnetic field.

A new study shows one in four high school students drink soda every day — a sign fewer teens are downing the sugary drinks.

Screening system aims to pinpoint passengers with malicious intentions.

The rebel government in control of the eastern part of Libya has made its first sale of oil from territory it controls, the State Department confirmed Wednesday.

As record floodwaters along the Missouri River drench homes and businesses, concerns have grown about keeping a couple of notable structures dry: two riverside nuclear power plants in Nebraska.

A malfunctioning pressure sensor on a Missouri River gauge near Brownville caused some “bad data” to be posted Sunday about flood conditions.

Death rates of infants in Philadelphia have increased by 48% while death rates of babies in the North West have also risen dramatically since being contaminated with radiation from Japan.

A leader of the satanic CIA mind control cult Scientology is due to appear in court in Australia for coercing a child to lie about her sexual abuse by church members.

The implication is that President Omar al-Bashir, who like Muammar Gaddafi, can expect the treatment like that being administered to Gaddafi’s regime if he does not follow Obama’s bidding.

Alarming reports from within the ranks of military stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas confirming plans to initiate a full-scale U.S.-led ground invasion in Libya and deploy troops by October.

Some unusual solar readings, including fading sunspots and weakening magnetic activity near the poles, could be indications that our sun is preparing to be less active in the coming years.

Despite the fact that a more credible report issued by the IAASTD expresses quite the opposite concerning biotechnology in agriculture.

Humans might be evolving slower than scientists had thought, according to a new analysis of the genomes of two families, but there is a huge variance between people.

The argument that life on Earth may have been seeded from the stars just received a major boost, as scientists have found the building blocks of life inside a meteorite that landed in British Columbia in 2000.

Check the latest in vegetarian meat replacement technology.

U.S. Defense officials still cannot say what happened to $6.6 billion, sent by the planeload in cash and intended for Iraq’s reconstruction after the start of the war.

The White House finally made its case to Congress on why it doesn’t need lawmakers’ approval to forge ahead with military operations in Libya: Because we’re not at war.

In three to five days, we put out the same amount of carbon dioxide it takes all the world’s volcanoes to produce in one year.

For the first time, a 3D “movie” has shown what happens in the brain when a person loses consciousness.

Hey, America: Our eating habits are getting worse.

It is a mysterious sound on the very edge of perception that has driven thousands of people around the world to distraction.

Since their invention some 50 years ago, lasers have made a tremendous impact on modern science and technology but now scientists have found another way.

In many states, pot growing is now a legal business and one that Scotts Miracle Grow hopes to cash in on.

The problem is so severe that hundreds are sickened every year and it is believed to have resulted in positive drug tests for five members of Mexico’s national soccer team.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Sunday that it’s time to consider international intervention in Syria to avoid the further “slaughter” of people there by President Bashar al-Assad’s forces.

World Watcher Lester Brown paints a bleak picture of the future but evades pointing a finger at the real causes and does not offer viable solutions. As usual, he takes up the shelf space to prevent saner voices from being heard.

Murdering people from a distance is somehow considered to be OK, as long as it is the US or its minions doing it.

A joint study by US and Russian experts on the threat of nuclear terrorism says the Fukushima meltdown shows how nuclear plants that are vulnerable to cooling-system failure could “inspire” terrorist interest in attacking such plants, as if we need terrorists when we have inept and evil governments ultimately in charge of nuclear power plants.

A resident of Japan recently posted on the internet a video of himself walking in the Tokyo area with a portable Geiger counter to prove that the ground is irradiated contrary to government’s assurances.

Is this an exercise for finding new planets or just measuring the extent of the effects of climate change? NASA tells a different story.

The City of Cebu in the heart of the Philippines showed a different kind of revolution during the country’s Independence Day celebration.

In what may seem like a play of hide and seek, the moon will be eclipsed tomorrow, only to appear in full on the next day.

If the world is going to end anyway, why should we worry about climate change?

Food not Bombs members arrested after feeding homeless at Orlando’s Lake Eola Park.

Showing how governments and corporations use “food safety” to manipulate market access and control.

Officials in Britain and the United States are preparing to make controlled power cuts to their national electricity supplies in response to a warning of a possible powerful solar storm hitting the Earth.

A 11 June press statement from the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan slates May 2011 as the deadliest month for Afghan civilians since at least 2007.

Back in the early 80s, Soviet engineers began outfitting an Ilyushin-76 jet with a laser cannon.

New radiation “hot spots” may require the evacuation of more areas further from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power facility.

A new school in the Philippines takes the ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ mantra to the extreme, making whole buildings out of discarded bottles.

Australia’s military has lost its X-Files, detailing sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, across the country.

A landmark new study out of Canada exposes yet another lie propagated by the biotechnology industry.

In an age when the U.S. government is spending the nation into oblivion, it never ceases to amaze us to learn of the new and inventive ways Washington can dispose of your tax dollars.

The CDC says 1 in 3 US adults will be diabetic by 2050. But the ADA—the supposed authority on diabetes—is providing seriously misguided information on how to manage and reverse the disease.

Radioactive strontium up to 240 times the legal concentration limit has been detected in seawater samples collected near an intake at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Tokyo Electric Power Co. said Sunday.

Food tested in California is still showing harmful levels of radiation. The lack of testing in other regions does not mean the food grown there is safe.

Another interesting and humorous newsletter from your Emissary of High Strangeness.

BP continues to receive tens of millions of dollars in government contracts, despite the fact that the British oil company is under federal criminal investigation over the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and twice violated its probation late last year.

GE organisms actually become part of the bacteria in our digestive tracts and reproduce continuously inside us. But the USDA now wants to to remove all controls from GE corn and cotton!

The Obama administration has intensified the American covert war in Yemen, exploiting a growing power vacuum in the country to strike at militant suspects with armed drones and fighter jets, according to American officials.

Early this spring, while the world was distracted by Egypt’s uprising, President Barack Obama pushed the Secretary of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to deregulate genetically engineered alfalfa and sugar beets in the United States. The USDA came through as he directed, totally deregulating these Monsanto-patented genes in early February.

Industry regulators have known for years that Roundup, the world’s best-selling herbicide produced by U.S. company Monsanto, causes birth defects, according to a new report released Tuesday.

Japan’s Tokyo Electric Power Company has been hit by power outages at the No.1 and No.2 reactors at its Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant Wednesday afternoon, resulting in the suspension of nitrogen injection into the No.1 reactor, a company official said.

The annual meeting of the Society for Scientific Exploration will be June 9-11 in Boulder, Colorado – real scientists talking about really important discoveries.

Despite claims to the contrary, cold-fusion works and is an important alternative to fossil fuels.

The evil grocer Whole Foods Market should do the right thing and label the GMO crap they peddle.

The United Nations has largely overlooked the plight of indigenous peoples in developed countries, says Crystal Lee, a Native American activist from the Dineh Nation.

A Utah man has been cited on a charge of disorderly conduct after paying for a disputed medical bill with 2,500 pennies.

Members of Food Not Bombs were arrested for providing food to hungry homeless people in Orlando, Florida. Members of Food Not Bombs are terrorized in many Duhmerikan cities for promoting peace and healthy food.

Elderly British tourists were tormented by US immigration goons for daring to question the harsh treatment they received.

The government is considering expanding the scope of its evacuation order to include people from certain spots that are emitting high levels of radiation as a result of the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant in March, government officials said Monday.

A nuclear rabbit has sparked online panic in Japan.

Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant experienced full meltdowns at three reactors in the wake of an earthquake and tsunami in March, the country’s Nuclear Emergency Response Headquarters said Monday.

The Japanese govt. has more than doubled the amount of radiation its estimates was released in the immediate aftermath of the March disaster and continues to lie about how much has been released since.

We can expect the US to kidnap and torture more people in its war of terror against anyone who might oppose it.

Southern Chile’s Puyehue volcano erupted for the first time in half a century, prompting evacuation orders for 3,500 people as it sent smoke billowing into the sky,

Reactors at an eastern Pennsylvania nuclear plant have shut down unexpectedly three times in the past week, but regulatory authorities say no safety problems have been reported.

A billion people are needlessly going hungry. It is time to really think about what we eat and make different choices.

LOCAL or imported? Conventional or organic? Can you make choices that will keep your diet healthy and reduce your carbon footprint? Is it possible to eat green? Does it even matter?

After the accident the first nuclear power plant in Fukushima who entered the field and in the relief activities, Hiroshi Nagasaki hospital people have been evacuated from the field in Nagasaki Prefecture (Nagasaki) and was examined, the internal exposure of about 40% ( nuked) have found that.

The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is struggling to remove pools of highly radioactive wastewater as fears of an overflow get more intense.

Naoto Kan, Japan’s beleaguered prime minister, has acknowledged for the first time since March 11 that he may step down — but not until he’s done doing what he needs to do.

In a recently screened BBC documentary, UK neuroscientists suggested that the brains of Apple devotees are stimulated by Apple imagery in the same way that the brains of religious people are stimulated by religious imagery.

It’s an astonishing claim: The tornado that ravaged Joplin, Mo., last Sunday, killing at least 125 people, was not a random act of nature but the result of an obscure military-backed research program in Alaska that shoots radio waves into the upper atmosphere.

A Council of Europe committee has decided that kids should probably not be given cancer, hearing loss, sterility, rage, memory loss, organ damage, etc. by exposing them to harmful levels of microwave radiation while at school.

The Nazis tried to train dogs to talk, read and spell to help them win World War II, it has been revealed.

We already knew that China will soon overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest economy, but today comes news that we have fallen behind the East in a more important area.

The US nuclear regulatory authority is trying to calm public concerns about the safety of a nuclear power plant after a tornado shut it down.

A French independent radioactivity watchdog has found radiation in Fukushima Prefecture 60 times higher than the annual reference level for ordinary people recommended by an international commission.

Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan faces a no-confidence motion in parliament over his handling of the aftermath of Japan’s huge earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis. Distrust of the government is mounting, especially in areas close to the stricken nuclear plant. Anger has focused on the hot-button issue of children’s safety.

The insane Japanese governments answer to deadly radiation is simple – children should wear long sleeves to protect themselves! Duck & cover is also a great protection against nuclear bombs and UFOs.