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News & Articles By Kevin Hughes
06/28/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Battle against carbon dioxide a ploy to TAKE AWAY FREEDOMS under the guise of “fighting climate change”
The battle against carbon dioxide (CO2) – the building block of all life on Earth – is but a ploy to take away the freedoms of humanity. According to a June 21 article by the Daily Expose, CO2 levels on Earth have zero effect on temperatures – contrary to what climate alarmists say. A presentation […]
06/15/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Dr. Ed Group: Toxic internal and external environments are the root cause of diseases and their symptoms
Natural health expert Dr. Edward Group is of the belief that the toxic environments inside and outside people are the root cause of all diseases and their symptoms. “I have basically figured out 20-something years ago [that] the root cause of all disease and symptoms is nothing more than a toxic external and a toxic internal […]
05/24/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
CLIMATE FAIL: Study finds lab-grown meat generates up to 25 TIMES MORE CO2 than conventional beef production
A new study has found that lab-grown meat generates up to 25 times more carbon dioxide (CO2) than standard slaughtering practices. The study posted April 21 at bioRxiv noted that the environmental impact of lab-grown meat “is likely to be orders of magnitude higher than median beef production.” The study authors from the University of […]
05/11/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Educator Peggy Hall blasts plan to release BILLIONS of lab-bred mosquitoes in Hawaii
Educator and freedom movement leader Peggy Hall has denounced the plan to release billions of lab-bred mosquitoes in Hawaii. A collection of agencies and organizations working under the Birds, Not Mosquitoes partnership, plan to introduce a mosquito birth control into bird habitats to try and stop avian malaria from killing the last remaining populations of four bird species. […]
05/03/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Train carrying paint and lithium ion batteries derails in Wisconsin, sending two cars into Mississippi River
Two train cars ended up in the Mississippi River Thursday, April 27, as a freight train derailed in southwestern Wisconsin. Fortunately, neither of the cars contained hazardous materials. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation said the cars “floated downstream soon after the derailment and passed under the WIS 82/Lansing Causeway before becoming mired along the shore.” The train […]
04/27/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Researchers discover bizarre holes on ocean floor that spit fluids like a fire hose
Holes spitting warm fluids from the border between tectonic plates have been found at the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Oregon. Scientists believe this strange, never-before-seen phenomenon, known as Pythia’s Oasis after an ancient Greek priestess, could give a better understanding of earthquake risk along the hazardous fault. The Cascadia subduction zone […]
04/07/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Chinese lithium producers set floor price as demand for the metal drops
China’s top lithium firms agreed to set a floor price for the metal amid dwindling demand, six individuals confirmed. Ten companies – including Tianqi Lithium and Ganfeng Lithium – that met on the sidelines of a conference in the city of Nanchang in Jiangxi province agreed on the lowest minimum price of 250,000 Chinese yuan […]
03/22/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Giant flying insect discovered at Arkansas Walmart actually from the Jurassic era
A large winged insect first discovered by an entomologist at a Walmart in Arkansas was actually from the Jurassic era. Michael Skvarla, the current director of Pennsylvania State University‘s (Penn State) Insect Identification Lab, first spotted the insect at the side of a Walmart building in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He initially misidentified it as an average […]
03/16/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
Space debris from satellite traffic now a larger threat to humanity than plastic pollution
The cosmic debris produced by the space industry has become a larger threat to humanity than plastic pollution. Researchers noted that neglected objects left in orbit and other decaying space junk may destroy communications systems and set the modern world back by decades. “The issue of plastic pollution, and many of the other challenges facing our oceans, is now […]
03/14/2023
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By Kevin Hughes
China still thinks fossil fuel is key to a reliable power grid
Despite the growing popularity of renewable energy, China still thinks fossil fuel is the key to boost the reliability of the country’s power grid. “We will strengthen the basic supporting role of coal and take orderly steps to increase advanced coal production while ensuring safety,” the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) declared in […]
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