Their idea involves spraying tiny droplets of seawater into the air to “brighten” the clouds and make them more reflective.

It is highly unlikely these genes evolved independently in the soil microbes and the disease-causing ones.

In the Amazon rain forest, salty particles from spore-launching fungi help make clouds and rain, according to new research.

Researchers in Denmark say they’ve devised a new method to track the world’s ocean-dwellers using DNA tests on seawater samples.

The Belt of Venus is the pinkish streak caused by the atmosphere reflecting light from the setting or rising sun — giving the reddish hue.

There’s more than one way to knock out a planet, at least theoretically; antimatter or black hole “bombs” could certainly wreck some havoc.

The cosmic find comes from data collected by NASA’s Wide-field Infrared Survey (WISE) telescope, which scanned the entire sky in infrared light from December 2009 to February 2011.

Digital maps on smartphones are brilliantly useful tools, but what sort of information do they gather about us – and how do they shape the way we look at the world?

Isaac’s high winds and rains, they speculate, could also stir up remnant crude oil from the BP’s Deepwater Horizon spill.

Natasha repeatedly demonstrates skills and reasoning that escape modern-day high school students.

Two men in Missouri who became severely ill after sustaining tick bites were found to be infected with a new type of virus, according to a study from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

An aircraft that resembles a four-point ninja star could go into supersonic mode by simply turning 90 degrees in midair.

A feature on the floor of the Baltic Sea that was discovered last summer by Swedish treasure hunters is making headlines once again.

The image was produced by the Visible Infrared Imager Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) “day-night band,” which is able to snap images in extreme low light situations.

Scientists on Wednesday unveiled a new species in the cosmic zoo, a super-heated, dust-shrouded object called a “hot DOG,” which may represent a missing link in galaxy evolution.

An extensive fuel spill has fouled a stretch of shoreline and oiled pink flamingos and other wildlife in a nature preserve in Curacao, conservationists and residents of the tiny Dutch Caribbean island.

The move overturned a joint initiative by food industry trade body ABIA and the Brazilian government to battle current GM labelling rules.

Fatal security flaw discovered in software that controls U.S. power plants.

Long-term thinning of Arctic sea ice combined with an intense, windy storm over the Arctic in early August contributed to a new record low for sea-ice extent.

Researchers say bark roughness helps the pandas’ scent carry, while a large width makes for an easier target to aim at, especially for male pandas spraying urine in a handstand.

Spinner dolphins, famous for their aerial acrobatics, spend their days sleeping in shallow, protected bays and their nights feeding in more open waters.

Hundreds of racing pigeons have been disappearing over a sleepy pocket of North East England, earning the region a reputation as the “Birdmuda Triangle.”

In the Hans Christian Andersen tale “The Nightingale,” a songbird melts an emperor’s heart with its singing, but flies away when the ruler forces it to sing duets with a jeweled, mechanical bird that warbles only waltzes.

Scientists have been able to narrow down the date of impact to within just 1 year.

That relatively permanent orientation makes ferroelectrics enticing materials for nonvolatile memories.

The Arctic ice cap is melting at a startlingly rapid rate and may shrink to its smallest-ever level within weeks as the planet’s temperatures rise.

Law enforcement agencies are continuing to expand their use of x-ray scanners, including machines that expose people to as much as 50 times more radiation.

Today’s milk contains roughly 60 hormones, a number of allergens, fat, cholesterol and has a possible link to turning on and off cancer genes.

Insufficient sleep patterns or excess sleep is now seen as a modifiable risk pattern exerting as much influence on disease outcome as diet, physical activity or smoking a pack of cigarettes per day.

The clay binds with these toxins and then makes an exit via the colon and the kidneys.

Researchers hope their findings lead to more sustainable water treatment processes that utilize fewer chemicals and result in tap water containing lower levels of byproducts that pose public health risks.

Their main evidence was that the towers line up with the sunrise on important dates such as summer and winter solstice.

Gilbert officials were recently informed that the fluoridation process has not been happening at the North Water Treatment Plant for at least the past 13 months.

Cynthia McKinney is an American politician who was the first African American woman to represent Georgia in the United States House of Representatives as a member of the Democratic Party.

McKinney sat down with Press TV to discuss the relationship between the US and Iran as well as the inner workings of the US Congress.

Its design enables it to travel silently and to withstand physical trauma undamaged.

New campaign finance reports reveal that Monsanto Co. just contributed $4.2 million to defeat Proposition 37, which would require labeling of genetically engineered food.

The city of Drummondville Quebec has ruled in favor of a couples right to grow their own vegetables on their front lawn.

Could it be? A group visiting one of Avebury, England’s mysterious crop circles caught footage of a bright, flashing orb in the daytime sky.

Water scarcity’s effect on food production means radical steps will be needed to feed population expected to reach 9bn by 2050

Veteran Investigator and former Japan Times Editor Yoichi Shimatsu braves high radiation levels in the exclusion zone and defies Japanese government thugs to deliver this report from ground-zero at Fukushima.

A US court has ordered the CIA to make public documents concerning links between the anti-Escobar vigilante group Los PEPES and the US government.

It was a fight involving two men and a parking space in Highlands Ranch, and now there are claims the CIA wants to end the case before it gets to the courtroom.

The researchers believe the drugs change the composition of the bacterial population in the gut in a crucial developmental stage that may have a long-lasting impact.

Using gentle detoxing products requires that you repeat treatments over a period of time until all symptoms have cleared.

Mosquitoes are attracted to standing water, where they breed – thus the best way to avoid attracting them is to reduce the amount of standing water on your property.

The recent Antarctic Peninsula temperature rise and associated ice loss is unusual but not unprecedented, according to research.

Bugs that sunbathe do so to stay healthy and fight off germs, according to scientists.

A new type of camouflage makeup promises not only to hide troops from the enemy, but also to protect soldiers’ skin from the blazing heat of an explosion.

Today’s small solar panels cost about twice as much as big solar panels and typically fail within two to five years.

The new materials are aimed at replacing current state-of-the-art membranes, with cost, durability and efficiency improvements that would allow their use in energy and fueling markets.

The tunnel operated for 11 months and 11 days, intercepting some of the Red Army’s most secret communications, including those between Moscow and the military headquarters in East Berlin.

The finding is based on the discovery of the first evidence of a planet’s destruction by its ageing star.

The standard extraction technique, developed in Japan, uses mats of braided plastic fibres embedded with compounds that capture uranium atoms.

Research suggests that a woman’s risk of anxiety and dysfunctional social behavior may depend on the experiences of her parents, particularly fathers, when they were young.

When the whale known as Touché is hungry for a school of fatty fish, he circles below them, fashioning a net of air by streaming bubbles from his blowhole.

Millions of Americans shop at Walmart, but that doesn’t mean that they all know what they’re getting as they check out in shopping centers across the country.

Organic varieties of certain foods are even becoming the standard at some grocery stores, as many growers and producers are switching to organic just to keep up with demand.

Mediterranean-style foods are packed with antioxidants that aid cellular function and polyphenol-rich olive oil, shown to lower systemic inflammation and risk from many chronic diseases.

California has the unique opportunity to be the first state in the union to require that genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) be properly identified and labeled on most food items.

The celebration, which emphasizes French over English in addition to aboriginal languages, has become a go-to spot for hundreds from all facets of life in this French-speaking.

They take wood samples into their lab and put them through DNA tests that can pinpoint the species and origin of a piece of timber.

NASA officials aren’t disclosing the precise location of the print, fearing that someone might damage or try to remove the fossilized track.

Labeling GMO foods as GMO is a self-protective right and obligation that we must have, for the protection of ourselves, our children, and our grandchildren.

Breast cancer should not be something to fear but rather a call to go deeper in this journey called life.

Research demonstrates how spinach consumption neutralizes carcinogens in cooked foods to alter cancer stem cells and slash colon cancer risk.

The media take this approach to every stock and every company, to avoid letting the public know how massive manipulation actually runs these trading markets.

Researchers have discovered that consuming dark chocolate or cocoa daily – both of which are rich in plant compounds known as flavanols – could lead to a slight dip in your blood pressure for a short while.

The man was an amateur inventor and was found wearing a home-made helmet, which he was attempting to use to control devices in his home.

Risky prenatal use of steroid to try to prevent intersex, tomboys and lesbians.

One legacy of the Fukushima nuclear disaster last year has already become apparent through a study of butterflies in Japan: Their rate of genetic mutations and deformities has increased with succeeding generations.

Researchers on an expedition to the South Pacific to discover the fate of Amelia Earhart and her navigator say they have spotted a field of manmade debris in an underwater video taken in waters off the Republic of Kiribati.

The survey provides a look into the best and worst living conditions of cities around the world.

In their quest to achieve better health, many patients with chronic illness are finding that GMOs are one of the primary culprits responsible for exasperating and even causing their persistent conditions.

Once again, Quebec’s summer-­festival capital of Montreal was suffused with the colorful sights and rhythmic sounds of aboriginal culture during the first week in August.

That must have taken forever! Intricate crop circles of Buddhist symbol for infinite time and wisdom appears in crop field.

In short, U.S. doctors have injected at least a thousand pregnant women with hazardous, non-FDA-approved synthetic steroids (without warning them of the risks) in fetuses that may be genetically prone to those traits.

Google holds a significant monopoly on the product search and comparison market.

A research team from Oregon State University has found that among older adults, especially those who are frail, low levels of vitamin D can lead to a much greater risk of death.

Exposure to radiation causes a cascade of free radicals that wreak havoc in the body and decimates the body’s supply of glutathione.

Certain foods have been found to specifically target abdominal fat, by integrating these foods into a balanced diet, a leaner and more healthful body is possible.

FDA’s upper ranks are actively suppressing the truth about the dangers of many drugs and medical devices by intimidating their own employees.

Cheap and plentiful natural gas has led many power plant operators to switch from dirtier-burning coal.

Renfrew County farmer Michael Donohue expects about half of his usual corn crop this year.

Vancouver has added 13 new electric cars to its existing fleet of three, and is now boasting it has the greenest municipal fleet in Canada.

The mysterious pattern resembles the ancient Tibetan Buddhist symbol of an ‘endless knot’.

The achievement could eventually lead to the mass adoption of DNA as a long-term storage medium.

What’s good for the environment is also good for our health, too.

A Pennsylvania woman who offers free lunch every day to low-income children in her neighborhood faces a $600-a-day fine next summer if she continues because she did not clear the food giveaway with township officials.

The State of Utah wants all Utahns with gardens to register their garden with the state.

“women and children first” is a myth.

It’s time to defeat evil in the food industry and stop the vicious betrayal of consumers by so-called “natural” brands.

A new study suggests people who had certain kinds of dental X-rays in the past may be at an increased risk for meningioma, the most commonly diagnosed brain tumor in the U.S.

Speculated that the overall body condition and health of the mother affected the outcome of her child’s sex.

Knowing where your food comes from is as important as the types of food you are eating.

The demand for donated organs in wealthy nations is rising much faster than the supply of organs donated through traditional means can meet, leading to a small but growing number of people living in poverty who sell their vital organs on the black market.

Carcinogens that accumulate in meats cooked at high temperatures as potential PCA risk factors, and may support a role for heterocyclic amines in PCA etiology.

Man-made electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is the only hazard that reaches every square centimeter of Earth’s surface at every moment.

The results of two studies in the on the psychological status of workers at the Fukushima nuclear plants several months after the earthquake and tsunami, and the amount of internal radiation exposure among residents of a city north of the power plant that experienced a meltdown.

The risk of dying from cancer is more than 2.5 times higher in patients with low vitamin D levels compared to patients who have high levels of the same vitamin.

Britain on Wednesday warned Ecuador that it could raid its London embassy if Quito does not hand over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been taking refuge at the mission since mid-June.

Across the bay of Naples from Pompeii, where thousands were incinerated by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, lies a hidden “super volcano” that could kill millions in a catastrophe many times worse, scientists say.

Squatters have started raising pigs on the site of Peru’s Nazca lines – the giant designs best seen from an airplane that were mysteriously etched into the desert more than 1,500 years ago.

Citing the need to watch for potential sex offenders, Facebook is using software that tracks private conversations for suspicious behavior and keywords before alerting Facebook employees who then decide whether to pass the information on to police.

The superfood designation has been applied mostly to exotic food sources that contain very little bulk, few calories, but are high in nutritional value.

Experts note that the U.S. really doesn’t yet face the kind of issues with its electrical infrastructure that left about 670 million Indians without power in what became the largest outage in history.

Researchers monitored noise levels around the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary in Massachusetts Bay from 2007 to 2010.

Ancient Nazca culture was prehistoric, which means they left no written records.

The Greenland ice sheet shattered a seasonal record, with more cumulative melting since record-keeping began more than three decades ago, new research finds.

The city of Dallas in the US state of Texas has declared a state of emergency as it struggles to contain an outbreak of mosquito-borne West Nile virus.

Looking for a vegan mate, however, is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

If you’ve witnessed the fetishization of “new Apple smell”, this makes perfect sense.

The superfood designation has been applied mostly to exotic food sources that contain very little bulk, few calories, but are high in nutritional value. Many of them, for example, chlorella or spirulina, are beyond home gardening capacity.

Portland’s reign as America’s largest bastion of fluoride-free water is facing a revolt.

For almost two months so far, excavators in Denmark have been uncovering the remains of hundreds of warriors who died violently about 2,000 years ago.

Consider avoiding the plethora of mainstream cleaning and personal hygiene products containing triclosan if you value your body’s ability to function properly.

Ecuador’s president Rafael Correa has agreed to give the WikiLeaks founder asylum, according to an official in Quito.

Archeology researcher Angela Micol has pinpointed two areas along the Nile basin, 90 miles apart, both containing unusual shaped mounds.

Scientists found unusually small wings and mutations in the legs and antennae of insects collected in May last year, two months after the earthquake and subsequent tsunami struck.

Scramjets are ‘airbreathing’ aircraft because rather than carrying both fuel and the oxygen needed to provide acceleration, they carry only hydrogen fuel and ‘pull’ the oxygen needed to burn it from the atmosphere.

Scientists say the finding highlights how dangerously comfortable the invasive species has become in its new home.

Facing looming policy uncertainty beyond 2012, the U.S. remained one of the fastest-growing wind power markets in the world in 2011 — second only to China.

Researchers may have discovered a new method to predict solar flares more than a day before they occur, providing advance warning to help protect satellites, power grids and astronauts from potentially dangerous radiation.

Large-Scale Experiment to Shed Light On Powerful Natural Disaster.

Called Facedeals, the camera uses photos uploaded to Facebook to recognise people as they walk in.

Wearing a bright yellow life jacket, the man penetrated John F. Kennedy airport, bypassing the $100 million security system.

The archaeologists have unearthed the skeletons of 16 human hands buried in four pits.

The Fukushima plant is currently in cold shutdown, with no nuclear reactions happening inside the reactors.

A new government survey shows 12 states now have very high obesity rates.

The tech giant wants to curb the sharing of illegal content online by burying infringing sites in its search rankings, but leaving piracy-riddled YouTube alone.

Clearly the content of your internet usage can suggest certain psychological characteristics.

The majority of elements on the periodic table and we use almost every element on the periodic table for something or other are also nearly completely unrecycled.

A group of researchers has embarked on the first comprehensive study of marine life in the eastern Chukchi Sea near Alaska.

With $1.5 million from the Department of Energy, UA researchers are continuing to improve groundbreaking technology to produce solar electricity at a price competitive with non-renewable energy sources.

In the interview the discussion ranges from how psychedelic affect the brain to the scientific basis (or lack thereof) of drug policy.

Evidence is mounting that the only known natural form of a bizarre type of crystal known as a quasicrystal originated in space.

The activist urged other nations that had nuclear plants to emulate Germany that had commenced phasing out the facilities and had since closed seven stations while the remaining would be phased out by 2022.

Like the people who hike it, the Appalachian Trail is always moving.

Sixty-five years after a UFO allegedly crashed in Roswell, New Mexico, a retired Air Force official has spoken out to say that not only did the shocking incident really happen – but it happened twice.

Genetic experimentation exists in the lower levels according to eyewitnesses and leaked photos.

Recent livestock mutilations have Gunnison area ranchers shaken and on the alert for more strange attacks on cattle and horses.

U.S. laws strictly curbing school sales of junk food and sweetened drinks may play a role in slowing childhood obesity.

Amnesty International has released satellite pictures of “craters” in Syria, citing : “an increased use of heavy weaponry, including near residential areas”.

Mayans and Balinese seem to have been twin civilizations—as if children of the same parent.

Archaeological sites that currently take years to map will be completed in minutes if tests underway in Peru of a new system being developed at Vanderbilt University go well.

A video taken of the Antarctic research station Neumayer-Station III appears to show what some are calling a UFO over the South Pole.

New from DARPA – Terminator Worms crawling near you.

They really are watching and recording your every move. Everything you do and think can and will be used against you.

Expect to see up to 100 meteors per hour during this year’s Perseid meteor shower.

Wireless wiretapping lawsuits in a decision that the plaintiff’s attorney says releases Washington and the White House from ever being held accountable for spying on citizens.

By doing so it hope to provide a solution to one of the world’s major environmental problems – the North Pacific Garbage Patch.

Drug firm Pfizer has paid the US government $60m (£38m) to settle charges alleging it paid millions of dollars in bribes to build its business in Europe and China.

Recent livestock mutilations have Gunnison area ranchers shaken and on the alert for more strange attacks on cattle and horses.

A team of British researchers has developed an algorithm that uses tracking data on people’s phones to predict where they’ll be in 24 hours.

‘The Captain’ MacDonald defended the manner the information presented at the recent annual symposium was touted as “major” and “blockbuster,” stating that importance is in the eye of the beholder.

The funding, along with the shareholder vote, gave the government a 50.11 percent share in the beleaguered power company.

Organisms in the onion are thought to encourage healthy bacteria growth in the gut while inhibiting the growth of destructive bacteria.

Nova Scotia’s decision to burn less fossil fuels is blowing new wind developments into the province.

Supporting Canadian producers was the most common reason (28 per cent) for the willingness to pay more.

Climate-change skeptics routinely accuse Dr. Hansen of manipulating the temperature record to make global warming seem more serious.

Official Records Show Presidential Candidate’s Federal Filings Contradict Filings Made With the State of Massachusetts.

Collected emails from bankers and a Magnetar executive involved in some of the deals appear to shed new light on how they did it.

Agent Orange, contained dioxin, one of the most dangerous chemicals known to man. It has been recognized by the WHO as a carcinogen and by the American Academy of Medicine as a teratogen.

The evidence is mounting; EMFs affect our biological systems in more ways than we can imagine. Obesity is just one of the life threatening consequences.

RnA Drops were discovered serendipitously while working on the initial stages of the Living Water project as an early byproduct of the process.

Each exposure is additive, and there is no need to incur any extra radiation when there is an alternative.

Chemotherapy damages healthy cells, causing them to secrete a protein that accelerates the growth of cancer tumors.

FDA is quietly, and without notice to affected companies, commanding Google to disable the full Adwords accounts of nutritional supplement companies offering “detox” or “chelation” nutritional products.

Telling the truth when tempted to lie can significantly improve a person’s mental and physical health.

A new analysis shows that there is “virtually no explanation other than climate change” for extreme heat events, including last year’s scorching weather in Texas and Oklahoma.

A study that set out to establish if they were toxic when administered orally has proven quite the opposite—they almost doubled the lifespan of the rats that they were fed to.

The Coast Guard is ready for expanded activity in Arctic waters, including petroleum exploration, even though the nearest agency base is more than 750 miles southeast of the Bering Strait, on Kodiak Island.

Canadian defence leaders pitched the idea of spending up to $600 million for armed drones to take part in the Libyan war shortly before the conflict ended, according to documents.

Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan along with the Geological Survey of Canada have discovered the country’s 30th meteor impact crater — a 25-kilometre astrobleme created more than 100 million years ago in the Arctic.

Tehran plans to remove its key ministries and state bodies from the Internet next month, calling the worldwide web “untrustworthy.” The action is the first phase in a planned Iranian project to replace the Internet with a domestic intranet.

Cancer-busting chemotherapy can cause damage to healthy cells, which triggers them to secrete a protein that sustains tumor growth and resistance to further treatment, a study said Sunday.

Emerging research on the widespread degenerative brain disease known as Alzheimer’s suggests that this prevalent form of dementia is actually a type of diabetes.

Grapefruit juice, long known to have dangerous interactions with numerous prescription medications, appears to actually improve the use of a promising cancer drug.

Although the accident at Fukushima had repercussions in several countries, ever-increasing global demand means that nuclear energy is set to experience strong growth in rapidly developing parts of the world – says OECD.

The highly addictive nature of the sweeteners used in soda means it functions like a gateway drug.

Russian scientists discovered that animals fed GMOs as part of their normal diet eventually develop the inability to reproduce.

People in the U.S. are walking more now than in the past, particularly those who live in the South, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The US and its impervious British ally are on a “humanitarian war footing”.

Walmart Stores, Inc. has confirmed that they have no objection to selling genetically modified sweet corn. Nor do they plan to label it.

New evidence, like radiocarbon dating of the bones, instead links the deaths of the 10,500 medieval skeletons to a massive volcanic event that happened thousands of miles away in 1258.

a source in the country’s Interior Ministry says that the action was scheduled to coincide with Deputy Prime Minister Valery Khoroshkovsky’s trip to the United States.

Jurassic Park fifty years prior?

Unsurprisingly, the Big 6 are investing millions of their vast profits into forestalling these menaces.

Elephants “sing” like humans but at a frequency so low we can’t hear them, scientists have claimed.

It is probably the closest Australia has come to scrambling fighter jets to intercept a UFO.

After a summer of extreme weather patterns, half of the country is classified as disaster zones.

The recent roll out of smart meters has brought about mixed reactions from consumers.

The news surrounding GMO crops continues to get further and further outlandish as the crops are increasingly mutated and sprayed with a medley of harsh pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.

Study found strong impact of Fluoride on neurological development in children.

The wind farm helped the utility produce 57% of its power from wind one night this spring – a U.S. record.

The task of keeping the government compound safe is handled by a private company–global security giant G4S, also known for a bungling job at the ongoing London Olympics.

An oatmeal product, manufactured in and imported from Japan, has been found to contain low levels of radioactivity by food safety authorities in Hong Kong.

Asian stock markets rose sharply Monday, boosted by stronger-than-expected U.S. hiring for July following three months of weak job gains.

Alzheimer’s is marked by brain insulin resistance and corresponding inflammation, a condition that some researchers are now referring to as type-3 diabetes

CBC News and others are reporting that the town of Drummondville in Quebec is actually planning to ban all front yard gardens in the municipality beginning this fall.

A shocking revelation; the study is one of several that has identified a link between GMO consumption and infertility in recent years.

A FEMA manual kept at most firehouses across the United States actually has UFO and alien invasions listed as a possible scenario that can potentially happen at anytime.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge during simple experiments found out that birds did just as well as children up until the age of seven.

The idea that plants communicate with each other is normally based in science-fiction or fantasy, but new research out of The UWA reveals that this actually may be the case.

It’s being called the “poop burger”. Japanese scientists have found a way to create artificial meat from sewage containing human feces.

Field staff of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in Rwanda report that on Monday they saw several young gorillas destroying snares – which maim and often kill gorillas – with their bare hands.

Authorities have identified more than 140 young victims so far and say there is no end in sight as they pore through hundreds of thousands of images found on the suspects’ computers.

Russian president Vladimir Putin says Russian punk trio Pussy Riot should not face tough sentencing for their protest against him in Moscow’s main cathedral.

With an EMP nuclear device-armed Iran, practically overnight and “on any given Sunday,” the world could wake up with Iran in total and irreversible control over 56% of the world’s oil reserves.

Germany installed a record of around 4,300 megawatts of solar power capacity in the first half of 2012, raising the total in the world’s largest market to more than 28,000 MW.

As demand for locally grown fruits and vegetables has increased, so too has the number of urban farmers markets sprouting up across the nation.

Farm-share programs, where people receive baskets full of locally grown produce, are growing in New Brunswick.

Russian scientists think so.

Scores of endangered reptiles including turtles and a python that were smuggled into Hong Kong will be returned to their native Philippines.

The video calling service Skype recently made a change to how it routes calls.

As the child of refugees growing up in Germany, architect Bo Le-Mentzal spent much of his life thinking about the meaning of the word “home.”

The Greenville closure affects a 10-mile stretch of the Lower Mississippi.

Quality of food in long-term care homes not good enough, admits health minister.

The researchers said such climatic extremes are the result of global warming, and that today’s weather, decades from now, will seem moderate in comparison.

Data show that FDA-approved prescription drugs kill 290 Americans every single day.

Mainstream Media Pushes Malicious Fluoride Lie.

Recent discoveries establish that the Homo sapiens groups who arrived in Europe some 45,000 years ago had already attained the self-awareness, creativity and technology of early modern people.

These bombing records could help alert regions of potential threats stemming from unexploded bombs.

The NYPD is teaming up with Microsoft to track action across the city.

For Greenpeace, the urgent demand for renewable energy technology means mining for rare earths can be an environmentally beneficial activity – provided it is done in the right way.

The FBI search warrant states that they are looking to seize items which may be evidence regarding the crimes of conspiracy to destroy government property.

Mysterious crop circles have appeared in an eastern Washington wheat field.

These adjusted water conditions may affect the ability of the coccolithophores to grow and calcify.

Richard Muller, a physicist at the University of California at Berkeley, now says there is strong evidence that humans are indeed warming the planet.

It seems an excess of “left-handed” molecules, long assumed to be a signature of life, can be created inside asteroids through a non-biological process.

Urgent action is still needed—it’s possible they’ll consider the appropriations bill this week before they recess, so please send your messages today!

Kettlebell exercises build strength and endurance and can be used as part of a weight loss program or when trying to improve back problems.

A comprehensive investigation into the inner workings of the U.K.’s nationalized healthcare system has revealed a shocking legacy of corruption and lies concerning the country’s vaccine policy.

Join an exciting, decentralized movement in defense of food freedom, beginning on September 17, 2012, and lasting for one week.

“The Man” wants you sick and dying, not avoiding toxic vitamin imposters that are NOT ABSORBABLE by the body.

Japanese authorities are trying to maintain the facade that the cover-up was an isolated incident, and that there was not a larger conspiracy to hide legitimate radiation readings from the public.