By Tyler Durden 32 percent of people surveyed in Poland as part of Statista’s Consumer Insights survey say they have little confidence in the safety of vaccinations. As Statista’s Anna Fleck notes, the low influenza vaccination rate among older individuals in Poland points to the potential practical consequences of…
By Tyler Durden Europe is plagued with an energy crisis, and the cold season is coming ahead of schedule. The stability of the EU’s natural gas reserves now depends on a mild winter. But new weather forecasts for next week indicate that “Arctic chill will…
By Mac Slavo In addition to energy shortages, the European Union is facing soaring bread prices. Household food bills around the globe have been rising dramatically in recent months, as runaway inflation keeps propelling the prices for important staple foods much higher. The cost of…
By Tyler Durden A wave of European ammonia-plant shutdowns due to soaring natural gas prices has resulted in a devastating fertilizer crunch, worsening by the week, with as much as 70% of production offline. “Ammonia prices, though volatile, rose 15% in 3Q and could climb…
A Summary Written and researched for Safe Tech International by Sean Carney, 14 June 2022. Inspirational ECI coordinator, biologist Pernille Schriver, with a prestigious team of experts, volunteers and specialists is driving the hugely important European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), “Stay Connected but Protected.” The ECI…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Traditional Naturopath More than 900 million doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine have been administered worldwide. However, Moderna, has just recalled 764,900 doses in Europe due to contamination. Officials contend that this recall does not affect U.S. COVID doses. However, Google tracking…
By Tyler Durden This infographic shows the ten most and least polluted cities of the European Union with a population above 500,000 people. Source: ZeroHedge Source: Europa.eu
By F. William Engdahl Whenever we hear the word “sustainable” we would be well-advised to take a critical look behind the nice sounding words. In the case of the globalist 2030 Agenda with its 17 sustainable goals by 2030, the one for creating a “sustainable…
By Tyler Durden Soaring European gas and electricity prices are getting worse by the day, forcing a vast network of Dutch greenhouses, the largest on the continent, to limit output or go entirely dark, according to Bloomberg. This could have a devastating impact on food…
By Tyler Durden Acid rain caused by sulfur dioxide gas spewing from the volcano in Spain’s Canary Islands of La Palma will reach Europe this weekend. Lava flow from the Cumbre Vieja volcano is releasing thousands of tons of sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere,…
By Doga Celik Published on May 17, Greenpeace’s latest report, “Trashed: How the UK is still dumping plastic waste on the rest of the world,” has revealed that the UK exports most of its waste to Turkey. The report documents how trash from Britain was found in…
By Tyler Durden While American lawmakers have taken steps to shield US pharma companies from any legal blowback caused by COVID vaccines, drugmakers in Europe haven’t been so lucky. And after widespread skepticism of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine, what was supposed to be the workhorse of…
NPR European countries can legally require childhood vaccinations, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday. The decision covers preschool vaccinations for children, but it could also have an impact on the EU’s battle to control the COVID-19 pandemic. Compulsory vaccines can be seen…
By Tyler Durden Update (0954ET): Iceland has become the latest European nation to suspend the AstraZeneca jab. ICELAND HAS ALSO SUSPENDED USE OF THE OXFORD/ASTRAZENECA COVID VACCINE The tiny island nation has confirmed roughly 6K COVID cases since the start of the pandemic, which is…
By Tyler Durden An alarming health disaster could be in the making as it’s being widely reported this week that radioactive dust has been sweeping out of the Algerian desert and broader Sahara region across the Mediterranean. Further, scientists say the ominous sounding “radioactive Saharan dust” is…
By PFW News The European Union is set to recognize a standard for vaccine passports in a what is being pitched as a move to reignite travel within the bloc. While admitting that the use of such passports at the moment would be “premature” due…
By Del Bigtree A strict second lockdown hit Europe this week. In France, citizens need certificates to leave their homes, in Madrid nonessential travel in and out of town is banned, and in many cities curfews are in effect with strict penalties. Is America next?…
By Jon Miltimore Denmark boasts one of the lowest COVID-19 death rates in the world. As of August 4, the Danes have suffered 616 COVID-19 deaths, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University. That’s less than one-third of the number of Danes who die from…
By Tyler Durden As the EU’s antitrust regulator announces another round of sweeping antitrust investigations into the big US tech behemoths, an American judge is apparently making noises about throwing out a major settlement involving German multinational pharma conglomerate Bayer. According to the settlement, which…
By Arjun Walia The Facts: European Union governments recently widened the EU ban on pesticides linked to harming bees after deciding not to renew their approval for Bayer’s insecticide known as thiacloprid. Reflect On: How are these substances constantly approved in so many countries when…
