By Steve Milloy | JunkScience | October 26, 2016 “Scientists are bewildered by Zika’s path across Latin America” — except the “scientists” didn’t do the right science before jumping to conclusions. From today’s WaPo : Below are the cases: Back in March, I wrote that we need to wait until the data from Colombia are […]
By Judith Curry | Climate Etc. | November 13, 2016 So . . . what can we expect from the Trump administration on environment/climate/energy? There is much angst among the ‘greens’ about what to expect. This is typified by this morning’s headlines from the Huffington Post : SET TO BOIL: Trump Racing to Scrap Landmark […]
RT | November 7, 2016 The level of congenital malformation and ill health in Iraqi children is not improving, which means whatever happened during the US-led war is still there and the damage has been done to DNA, says Chris Busby a health inspector in Fallujah. November 7 marks 12 years since Washington began what […]
Discovering that milk can be cheaper than water left a sour taste in the mouth of artist Nessie Reid. She explains why she turned to performance art to challenge the modern dairy industryThe post Milking art to improve food ethics appeared first on Positive News.
By Brandon Turbeville | Activist Post | November 1, 2016 Anti-fluoridation activists in Georgia received a major boost of support when former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations under Jimmy Carter, Andrew Young, sent a letter to Georgia Governor Nathan Deal and House Speaker David Ralston demanding hearings to investigate why water fluoridation is being […]
By Yves Engler | October 30, 2016 Next week the Fraser Institute’s newly established Peter Munk Centre for Free Enterprise will offer a day long “Introduction to Economic Reasoning” seminar for Grade 10-12 students in Scarborough. Launched in June with $5 million from the founder of Barrick Gold, the Centre for Free Enterprise cements Munk’s […]
By John Laforge | CounterPunch | October 28, 2016 This month, the Pentagon admitted it has used uranium weapons in attacks inside Syria — violating its public promise last year that it would not use DU there, and contradicting the claim that US bombing is done in defense of the Syrian people, according to the […]
[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2016-10-20%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: the green Chicken Littles continue with their enviro doom porn; a Newsweek journo is caught fingering US intel in Putin-Trump conspiracy story; and Americans fear their government more than anything else.
By Alice Martin-Prével | Oakland Institute | September 1, 2016 Senegalese agro-pastoralists are striking wins against Senhuile SA, a foreign-owned agribusiness company established in Ndiaël, Saint-Louis Region of Senegal. In 2012, Senhuile obtained a 50 year lease on 20,000 hectares for a sweet potato plantation in a forest and wetland reserve, which was partially declassified […]
