Dr. Bruce Lipton discovered that our genes switch on or off based on their environment. When we are feeling positive emotions, our cells will be switched into self-healing and will thrive. When there are negative emotions, the process of self-healing will stop in order to begin the process of self-defense instead.
California and Colorado are the only two states that allow wastewater to be used for drinking water. The CalMatters article cited 'climate change' as the cause of water shortages in California, but radical environmental regulations limiting water distribution is the major cause of 'man-made' drought in the state.
Palestinians in Gaza are resorting to drinking from polluted agricultural wells that are almost as salty as seawater, posing an immediate health risk. Special thanks to 10Tooba for their work and partnership on this visual.
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Before the genocide, Palestinians in Gaza struggled to access clean water, with 97% of Gaza’s freshwater resources contaminated due to the Israeli blockade and repeated bombardments. Many families in poverty were forced to spend a third or more of their income to purchase water from unregulated sources, with the hopes that it is safe. Now, […]
Capitalism gathered resources — land, labor, and capital to start an industrial revolution that brought prosperity and elevated standards of living to much of the earth’s inhabitants. Once in motion, it generated additional capital that gathered more labor and more resources in a perpetual cycle of increased production that constantly benefitted populations. The achievements did […]
Jungfraujoch’s foreboding temperatures this September at the top of the world in Switzerland at 2.25 miles altitude alarmed glaciologists. If anybody has lingering doubts about global warming’s strength of power to directly impact Earth’s ecosystems, think again. Antarctica, at the bottom of the world, experienced record high temperatures during its winter, as record high temperatures […]
Water. Data centres. The continuous, pressing need to cool the latter, which houses servers to store and process data, with the former, which is becoming ever more precious in the climate crisis. Hardly a good comingling of factors. Like planting cotton in drought-stricken areas, decisions to place data hubs in various locations across the globe […]
The growth in people adopting LGBT identities and behaviours in recent years has been extraordinary. Most attribute it to cultural changes. But could there be something in the water as well?
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