Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “environment”
As always, Gary gives us new information on health and healing. The latest on vaccines – new information on toxicology. We thought the Bush administration were the first to talk about WMD in Iraq – we’ll hear the truth today. Privatization has been a colossal flop, and part of Antarctica has been thawing unusually fast. And much more.
Start your weekend with Gary’s latest news in health and healing, for living a longer happier life. Then, stay tuned for environmental updates, and in-depth commentary. An empowering hour!
The science health benefits of oxygen therapy – with Scott Sherr.
Today, chamomile tea reducing risk of death in latino women, a chinese herbal mixture reduces fatigue in cancer patients, and tylenol in pregnancy can lower testosterone in unborn boys, plus a lot more on health and healing. Then, a special report on chem trails. Also, how much would you guess physicians are paid by Pharma companies to stump for Rx products?
Recent USDA report on the further 40% collapse in honey bee population — what we can do about it – with Ross Conrad.
A look at population migration trends in North America and the future due to climate change and declines in essential resources, with Dr. Giles Slade.
Today, vitamin B12 deficiency in children, a treatable cause of neurodevelopment delay. Just an hour day of TV watching creates unhealthy weight gain in children. Fish liver oil, when younger, can produce a healthier heart when you’re older. Replacing one sugary drink per day with water cuts diabetes risk. From the environmental segment, faster melting of the antarctic ice sheet. Plus, government now plans on targeting pregnant women for vaccinations. And more.
Janine Blaeloch is founder and director of the Western Lands Project. She earned a degree in Environmental Studies (B.A., University of Washington), with a self-designed program focusing on Public Lands Management and Policy. Janine has been a public-land activist since 1985. She worked as an environmental planner in both the private and public sectors before founding WLP in 1997. We talk about efforts to stop the giving away of public lands to large corporations, among other things.
What will our society look like as it is forced to migrate away from fossil fuels and confront more serious climate change and dwindling resources? With Richard Heinberg.
Plus, the many benefits of vinegar, prevention abilities of physical activity, and information from Alan Grayson and Elizabeth Warren.
Today, paying attention to pollutants in our air. What happens when a black site appears in the US exclusively for US citizens? Also, more on American exceptionalism and media perceptions concerning Nigeria. How organic farming can reverse agricultural problems.
Plus: Why climate science does not convince more people and how a new psychology might accelerate constructive climate action, with Per Espen Stoknes.
