dec 2013

Hemp - The ultimate cash crop, health food and environmental savior rolled into one

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By: Carolanne Wright, 12/04/2013

(NaturalNews) A new ecovillage in Scotland has utilized an innovative material within its structures - namely, negative carbon hemp. While most environmentally progressive buildings strive for a carbon neutral rank, these houses take eco-friendly a step further, literally pulling carbon dioxide from the air. But smart building materials aren't the only use for hemp, it's exceptionally handy in other areas as well. In fact, hemp is a wonder plant that has the potential to alleviate many of our health, financial and environmental problems across the nation, which makes the political resistance to its cultivation in the U.S. all the more perplexing.

 

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Fracking Executive Confirms: Homeland Security Thinks Fracktivists Are Terrorists

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By: Texas Sharon, 12/02/2013

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According to comments made by Mark Grawe, Chief Operating Officer at EagleRidge Energy (EagleRidge), Denton, Texas residents who object to his company’s reckless operations way too close to their homes, schools and parks are terrorists worthy of inclusion on the Department of Homeland Security’s watch list.

 

It’s shocking to think that young families, pregnant women and retirees who don’t want to live next to a heavy industrial plant that will decrease their property value, diminish their quality of life and emit hazardous air pollutants that compromise their health would be considered terrorists. But what is more shocking is that Grawe has inside information about who is on the DHS watch list!

 

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Help Make History! City councilmen introduce motion to make Los Angeles largest GMO-free zone in US

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Natural News, By: Ethan A. Huff, 12/03/2013

(NaturalNews) Two Los Angeles city councilmen are attempting to make history in Southern California by banning the growth, sale and distribution of genetically modified (GM) seeds and plants anywhere in the city of Los Angeles. Congressman Mitch O'Farrell's 13th District website explains that both O'Farrell and his colleague, Paul Koretz, are leading the charge with the new motion, which thousands of local supporters are already pushing to have passed with a new petition.

 

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John Smallman ~ Do not give up on yourselves, God never does.

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By: John Smallman, 12/04/2013

The Oneness, the inclusiveness of Reality, enveloped in and embraced by our loving Source, is beyond comprehension, especially when you are experiencing the restrictions and limitations that a human body imposes upon you.  It is an ever ongoing consciousness experience that totally satisfies every conceived need and desire while offering each aspect of Itself infinite creative possibilities in every eternal moment.

 

None of the joys of your earthly existence can give you even the remotest idea of what your heavenly Father has created for your eternal exhilaration.  Cultivate your quiet and secluded inner space where you can make contact with the spiritual realms.  Visit it regularly, it is where your true Self and all your guides and mentors dwell who are always available for contact with you.  It is as close as you can get to Reality while still embodied, and that can be amazingly close.

 

Are You A Human Angel?

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GFP Commentary: We are all Human Angels

 

By: in5d Alternative News, 12/02/2013

Are You A Human Angel? | In5D.com

Human Angels have certain characteristics that make them different from the rest of society. The following is an excerpt from the book, 'We are Human Angels.'

 

If since childhood you have wanted to change the world and have not stopped believing…

 

If you have always dreamed of relieving the sorrows of all living beings…

 

If you feel that you have a special talent to help others…

 

Tree Mountain, a living time capsule in Finland

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By:Ann Kreilkamp, 12/03/2013

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A huge manmade mountain measuring 420 meters long, 270 meters wide, 38 meters high and elliptical in shape was planted with eleven thousand trees by eleven thousand people from all over the world at the Pinziö gravel pits near Ylöjärvi, Finland, as part of a massive earthwork and land reclamation project by environmental artist Agnes Denes. The project was officially announced by the Finnish government at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro on Earth Environment Day, June 5, l992, as Finland’s contribution to help alleviate the world’s ecological stress.

 

Five Biggest Weather Changes Since Thanksgiving

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By: Jon Erdman, 12/04/2013

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Thanks to a powerful plunge of Arctic air, several locations are seeing major changes in their weather since Thanksgiving Day. First, consider Arkansas' capital. Highs Wednesday may top out near 70 degrees. Then comes the Arctic plunge, including a threat of freezing rain or sleet Thursday into Friday, followed by lows Saturday morning near 20 degrees. To recap, a 50-degree plunge – from warmth more typical of late October to a potential icy threat.

 

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Wintry change to chill SA, TAS, VIC and NSW

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Weatherzone, By: Brett Dutschke, 12/04/2013

An abrupt wind change is helping to cool much of southeastern Australia by 10-to-15 degrees, nearly 20 degrees in some places. Inland areas are experiencing the biggest change, heating up to the low-to-mid forties one day and mid-to-high twenties the next as hot northerlies turn colder southerly. Yesterday Coober Pedy reached 45 degrees, 11 degrees above average, and is only likely to get to 27 degrees today, seven below average, an 18-degree drop in 24 hours. Mildura which nudged 40 degrees yesterday should only reach 23 today, a 17-degree drop. For coastal areas the change is not quite as sharp due to sea breezes keeping heat away ahead of the colder change. Adelaide got to 29 degrees yesterday and about 20 today, although showers will make the afternoon a few degrees colder. A similar scenario is unfolding in Melbourne, where it only reached 25 degrees yesterday and 21 degrees today before rain and colder winds kicked in, dropping the temperature to about 15 degrees before lunchtime.

 

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