The 5 Most Common Causes of House Fires In Winter & Prevention Tips

December 19, 2019 Home And Garden,Video

By Sara Tipton During the holiday season, house fires are more common. There are many reasons for this, but there are a few ways to prevent the fires and things you can do to make your home safer. Los Angeles Fire officials say they definitely see an increase in household fires during the holiday season, […]

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Scientists Are Creating Solar Panels That Can Be Sprayed on Homes, Bridges, and Skyscrapers

December 18, 2019 Environment,Video

By Elias Marat A research team at the University of Central Florida has successfully used artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a special liquid called “perovskite” which they hope can eventually be used to create spray-on solar cells. The new development, dubbed “perovskite solar cells” (PSCs), is being hailed as a potential game-changer in terms of […]

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Blowout at ExxonMobil Fracking Site Among Worst-Ever Methane Leaks in US

December 18, 2019 Environment,Video

By Jessica Corbett The revelation Monday that a blowout last year at an Ohio natural gas well owned by an ExxonMobil subsidiary was one of the country’s largest-ever leaks of the potent greenhouse gas methane provoked impassioned calls for a rapid, just transition to 100% renewable energy nationwide. “The next time some paid liar in […]

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The “Ocean Cleanup” Device is Finally Hauling in Huge Bags of Plastic Garbage

December 18, 2019 Environment,Video

By Manuel García Aguilar In 2013, 18-year-old Dutch inventor Boyan Slat founded The Ocean Cleanup in his hometown in the Netherlands to develop a system to clean up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, also described as the Pacific trash vortex. The patch is an immense concentration of garbage in the north-central Pacific Ocean that is […]

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Scientists Put Family On Organic Diet & Witness A Dramatic Drop In Pesticide Levels

December 16, 2019 Diet,Video

By Arjun Walia The Facts: A recent study published in the journal Environmental Research examined four families who eat conventional diets. Pesticide levels were measured via urine before switching to an organic diet for 6 days. A dramatic drop in pesticide levels was found. Reflect On: The pesticides found on conventional foods have been linked […]

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Intermittent Fasting Benefits

December 16, 2019 Diet,Video

By Dr. Scott Graves Intermittent fasting can be extremely helpful, healing for the digestive system and promoting great health. It has been proven for many years how beneficial fasting can be for the body. Intermittent fasting is a powerful way to stimulate your immune system so that harmful bacteria can be dealt with in the […]

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The “Climate Change” Deception

December 12, 2019 Environment,Video

By Rosanne Lindsay What if you could decode the narrative presented in the mainstream to show that seasonal weather changes are intentional? What if you could prove that weather systems are created by aerosols and ionospheric heaters to steer the rivers of the sky? What if the ships in the oceans, like planes in the […]

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Farmers Are Turning Food Waste into Electricity and Making Enough to Power Entire Cities

December 11, 2019 Environment,Video

By Matt Agorist Nothing highlights the radical disparity between different parts of the globe more than food. As children and adults starve to death at a rate of 25,000 a day across the world, the United States throws away enough food to fill the Willis Tower in Chicago 44 times a year. Across the entire […]

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Scientists Shocked That “Gender Bending” Chemicals In Our Food 44 Times Higher Than Thought

December 6, 2019 Food Freedom,Video

By Timcast Natural Blaze Editor’s Note: An old “conspiracy theory” about chemicals in food and water having the ability to affect one’s hormones is gaining much more evidence to back it up. Tim Pool covers a recently updated article that adds more information about the higher levels of chemicals like BPA that can cause infertility, […]

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This $10 Biodegradable Cooler Is Reusable And Could Spell The End For Styrofoam Coolers

December 6, 2019 Environment,Video

By Mayukh Saha Extruded polystyrene, or Styrofoam as we know it, is among the top polluters after plastic. This non-biodegradable, inflammable material is mostly used as packing material, but the consequences are quite drastic. Since it retains the temperature of the product, Styrofoam is also used to keep beverages cold. It is lightweight and pretty […]

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How Controlled Breathing Helps Elite Athletes — And You Can Benefit From It Too

December 4, 2019 Health And Wellness,Video

By David Shearer, University of South Wales Professional sport is full of stories of elite athletes “choking” emotionally and mentally under the pressure of competition. One famous example is golfer Greg Norman, who was leading the 1994 US Masters by six strokes at the beginning of the final round, but then lost by five strokes […]

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Solar Plant Turns Ocean Water Into Drinking Water for 35,000 People a Day in Kenya

December 4, 2019 Environment,Video

By Elias Marat Those of us living in the developed countries of Europe and North America often take our access to potable water for granted, spraying it needlessly over our cars and turf-covered lawns, or flushing gallons of it with abandon every time we visit the bathroom. However, the World Health Organization estimates that roughly […]

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A Small Serving of Avocado Can Lower Blood Sugar, Cholesterol, and Even Depression

December 3, 2019 Health And Wellness,Video

By Elias Marat It’s safe to say that anyone with any good taste in food knows what a godsend the avocado is. This rich, creamy fruit is one of the most versatile culinary ingredients in existence and is delicious whether it’s served as tasty guacamole, a spread on sandwiches and toast, or even deep-fried in […]

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High School Student From The Philippines Wins International Science Award For Her Discovery Of Wonder Fruit That Can Cure Diabetes

November 29, 2019 Health And Wellness,Video

By Jess Murray She is also among the 12 deserving candidates invited to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. She will represent her country, the Philippines, in perhaps the largest competitions for pre-college students in the field of scientific research. She is the first from her group to be honored with […]

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A Mushroom Is Saving Millions Of Bees From A Deadly Virus

November 27, 2019 Environment,Video

By John Vibes According to a recent study published in Nature Scientific Reports, a specific type of mushroom extract can help honeybees fight off a devastating virus that is suspected of contributing to massive bee die-offs in recent years. The study was conducted by researchers at Washington State University, with help from the USDA and […]

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“It’s Going To Be Bad” — Heavy Snow And Wind Could Affect Millions Of Travelers This Week

November 27, 2019 Environment,Video

By Tyler Durden A pre-Thanksgiving snowstorm has already traversed the Central Plains toward the upper Midwest. The storm is producing dangerous weather conditions during one of the busiest driving days of the year, reported NBC News. Winter Storm Dorothy dumped 7 to 12 inches of snow late Monday into Tuesday across Denver. Winter storm warnings […]

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Doctor Explains The Pineal Gland & Its Destruction By Toxic Chemicals

November 26, 2019 Health And Wellness,Video

By Alanna Ketler The Facts: Dr. Klinghardt shares his concerns for the various environmental factors affecting our pineal glands directly. Reflect On: Are you living a healthy lifestyle? Are you health conscious? It’s important to be concerned, but not afraid. There are things we can do to remain healthy in an environment that needs tremendous […]

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School Becomes First In World To Use Synthetic Frogs For Dissections

November 23, 2019 Natural Health News,Video

By John Vibes For generations, millions of frogs have been killed each year for use in science labs in high schools across the developed world. Hopefully, this practice can come to an end now that we have the technology to perfectly replicate the anatomy of pretty much any animal in artificial form. A school in […]

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The Global Crackdown on Vax Hesitancy and ID2020

November 20, 2019 Vaccines,Video

By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze discusses the push to end choice when it comes to vaccinations and how it ties into the global credit score, smart grid agenda. Sources: Vaccine Exemptions Under Attack in 2019 The global crackdown on parents who refuse vaccines for their kids is on ID2020 https://id2020.org/alliance [do_widget id=text-16] Derrick is […]

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5G, EMFs and Wireless; Superman and Kryptonite; “It’s radiation that makes Superman weak”

November 20, 2019 5G,Environment,Natural Living,Video

By Patricia Burke In 2013, coinciding with the theatrical release of a new Superman film, Kyle Hill penned an article in Scientific American, “10 Sciencey Stats on the Man of Steel.” [1] For his geek readers, he noted that: Superman is basically a solar panel with red and blue tights. Superman doesn’t understand how time […]

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