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Artificial hamburger meat grown in vats of bovine stem cells – then served up on a bun! The test tube meat strips actually pulsate and twitch during their laboratory growth phase, and they’re ultimately ground up with strips of test tube fat grown in a similar way to produce a fatty hamburger-like substance. read more
Billions in federal funds blown by green companies
What’s worse about all of this undue influence on a holier-than-thou president who lied about keeping out the special interests is the fact that his administration can’t even pick winners. A number of these firms, including solar-panel maker Solyndra as well as green-energy companies Ener1 and Beacon Power, have all tanked, costing taxpayers billions.
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What happens when you take pharmaceuticals and then use the toilet? All that “pharma-chemical waste” goes right down the drain and ends up in the oceans. There, it causes shrimp and other marine life to commit suicide!
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The [US] Navy made another leap into renewable energy integration Jan. 18 with groundbreaking on a new 118 acre solar farm in China Lake, Calif.
Construction of a SunPower Corporation 13.78 megawatt solar photovoltaic power system officially got underway at Naval Air Weapons Station (NAWS) China Lake following a mid-morning ceremony at the sprawling weapons development base. Read more
China-based LDK Solar Co Ltd announced on Jan 4 that it had secured $20 million from CDB to construct two solar power plants in California. In addition, SPI, a California-based company majority owned by LDK, received $44 million from CDB to pay for the construction of solar projects it is working on jointly with KDC Solar LLC in New Jersey. read more
(NaturalNews) The weaponization of vaccines just took another leap forward in America with the recent air-dropping of rabies vaccines by the Texas Department of State Health Services. Using a battery of small planes based out of Del Rio, Texas recently dropped 1.8 million edible vaccine packets over 7,700 square miles of rural Texas. read more
Each year fire claims the lives of 3,500 Americans, injures 18,300, and causes billions of dollars worth of damage. People living in rural areas are more than twice as likely to die in a fire than those living in mid-sized cities or suburban areas. read more.
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