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Suburban development is forcing some songbirds to divorce, pack up and leave and miss their best chances for successful reproduction. As forested areas increasingly are converted to suburbs, birds that live on the edge of our urban footprint must find new places to build their nests, breed and raise fledglings. New research published Dec. 28 in the journal PLOS ONE …
Today on The Gary Null Show, Gary has a special show with guests but before that he gives the latest in health and healing. The first guest in Gary’s program is Dr. Dady Chery. The two talk about The Clinton Money games in Haiti – capitalizing off of catastrophe. Dr Dady (Daah-dee) Chery is a Haitian born writer, journalist, and an associate professor in biological sciences who has been at the forefront publicly about the challenges Haiti confronts and the corruption of American interests. She was the first to site the likely introduction of cholera into Haiti by UN personnel in 2010 and has reported on Haiti’s considerable mineral wealth as a lucrative target for western corporate interests. Dady is the co-editor in chief of News Junkie Post with geopolitical commentator Gilbert Mercier and is the editor of the news site Haiti Chery at DadyChery.org… Her articles appear on Black Agenda Report, Counterpunch, Global Research, RT and many others. And she is the author of important book and anlaysis of the Haitian Crisis – “We Dared to Be Free: Haiti’s Struggle Against Occupation.” The second guest in today’s program is Prof. Harvey Wasserman the two talk about Trumps claims on Rigged elections – the evidence. Prof. Harvey Wasserman is a professor of history at Columbus State College and Capital University in Ohio. He is an investigative journalist, author and has been a national voice in the anti-war and anti-nuclear movements for over four decades. He is also a senior advisor for Greenpeace USA and the Nuclear Information and Resource Service and founder of Solartopia.org, a grassroots endeavor to promote a green-powered earth. Among his many books are “Solartopia: Our Green Powered Earth” and two books on election fraud, the latest being “Election Theft is the Fourth Jim Crow; How the GOP Can Buy, Rig, Steal and Lynch the Presidency in 2016.” His articles appear frequently on Counterpunch, Alternet, NukeWatch, Huffington Post and others. Harvey can also be heard every Thursday afternoon at 5 pm Eastern as host of “Green Power and Wellness Hour” on the Progressive Radio Network. His website is Solartopia.org
When conjuring up an image of a healthy ecosystem, few of us would think of a modern city. But scientists are increasingly recognizing that the majority of ecosystems are now influenced by humans, and even home gardens in urban landscapes can contribute important ecosystem services. “Ecosystem services are the benefits that ecosystems provide to humans. In a natural ecosystem, these …
A study with more than 6,000 fictitious cover letters reveals employers are less likely to interview qualified applicants who disclose disabilities. In the first field study of its kind in the United States, researchers sent out fictitious resumes and cover letters for advertised accounting jobs. The overall result: Employers expressed interest 26 percent less often in candidates who disclosed disabilities …
Beatty talked about how preventive mental health programs in the schools would help early on to identify and treat problem children and their families who grow up to be angry, alienated, lonely and violent adults. She also discussed recent findings that show “the effectiveness of talk therapy is overstated” and shared her 35 year clinical experience outlying what in her view effective therapy is and is not.
“The ultimate solution is a multiplication of leverage by citizens to the point where it simply cannot be denied”. –Clifford Carnicom The materials disbursed in stratospheric aerosol geoengineering operations contain a combination of ionizable metallic salts, filaments, gel-type materials, and crystals. These are the longstanding and deeply interrogated observations of independent environmental research scientist Clifford Carnicom given on a December …
The difference between living to 90 and living past 105 seems to depend largely on genes, according to a study of siblings. For people who live to 90 years old, the chance of their siblings also reaching age 90 is relatively small—about 1.7 times greater than for the average person born around the same time. But for people who survive …
Certainly if you are on the frontlines of the vaccine debate you’ve heard the argument from pro vaxxers ‘hey well, y’know, a can of tuna has about the same amount of mercury in it that a vaccine does.’ Or about aluminum, ‘a muffin has as much aluminum as a vaccine containing aluminum’. It is a silly argument but it shows …
