By Neenah Payne Multiple Ways To Handle Food Insecurity Now shows why no one can take food security for granted now and explores several ways to become more secure. My First Indoor Gardening Steps explains that in April, I began by buying five Edible Garden…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Revel in the seasonal colors and tastes of spring with these five fresh picks with distinct health and disease-fighting benefits. Blossom by blossom, spring is upon us. And with one of our favorite seasons comes fruits and vegetables that have climbed…
By Duane Mellor, Aston University The humble potato has been given a bad rap. What was once a cheap staple of many countries’ diets has instead been branded in recent years an “unhealthy” food best avoided. Eating too much of any type or group of…
By Patricia Burke We are transitioning from our series of articles regarding the difference between May Day and MayDay, to articles recognizing Mother’s Day. As a reminder, MayDay is an international distress signal, and May Day is an observation of one of the cross-quarters found…
By Patricia Burke A riddle for our age: Who is Johnson and Johnson’s biggest competitor? Answer? Moderna? Ageless Wisdom – Repressed and Forgotten, Like Abandoned Military Radar Outposts I taught swimming lessons to preschoolers for many years. One day as I was catching a jumping,…
By Patricia Burke Recent Headlines on Earth: Space Junk Removal Is Not Going Smoothly! Despite promising technology demonstrations, there is no one-size-fits-all solution for the growing problem of taking out the orbital trash. [i]-Scientific American The Green Dilemma of 5G Densification, by Paul Ben Ishai…
By Patricia Burke In a distant corner of the solar system – TEACHER/WISE ONE: Did you hear what happened on that planet where they kept putting poison on their food? And then, got the idea for “Precision Agriculture” to monitor farmland from satellites, thinking that…
By Patricia Burke Own property? Live anywhere? What’s happening on the rooftop next door? Upon learning that a new 5G telecommunications antenna has been placed outside her bedroom window, Medusa Banana Veranda asks: “What is OTARD?” Find out here: The FCC and the OTARD Rule…
By Patricia Burke As Earth Day, Thursday April 22, 2021 approaches, two distinct worldviews are emerging regarding sustainability. One worldview claims that the planned proliferation of wireless and 5G telecommunications is of no concern. Based on the assumption of no harm, technology expansion on land…
Good Day, I’m Medusa Banana! I want to welcome you all to the 5G Earth Day 2021 Celebration! “Will 5G save our planet? With the 5G network, climate change technologies, and smart energy grids, we could monitor and manage our energy consumption more effectively, keeping…
By Phillip Schneider Tanzania’s recently appointed Agricultural Minister has announced a second cancellation of field research trials of genetically modified maize in order to preserve local diversity of African seed. In 2018, Tanzania’s previous Agricultural Minister Mathew Mtigumwe put a temporary ban on all GMO…
By Phillip Schneider “GMO”. We’ve all heard the acronym somewhere, but what exactly does it mean? It stands for “Genetically Modified Organism” and has been a major source of controversy over the past two decades. This article discusses what a GMO is, the process of…
By Robert Wheeler Over the past several weeks, I have written numerous articles on the state of the food supply chain and the coming food shortages. From the time I began writing those articles to now, pending food shortage claims have gone from “dangerous conspiracy…
By Edward Hammond, Prickly Research Official documents reveal that Daniel Voytas, a professor at the University of Minnesota and the co-inventor of the genome editing tool TALENs, has been found to have violated basic laboratory biosafety rules for a period of more than two years….
Scientists have estimated for the first time how nature-based solutions for agricultural pest control deliver US$ 14.6 to US$ 19.5 billion annually across 23 countries in the Asia-Pacific region. The new research, published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, suggests that non-chemical crop protection…
By Dr. Diane Fulton You may have a low level of magnesium in your diet that is preventing you from reaping important health benefits. Magnesium (Mg) is considered a healthy mineral essential to your body, but it is estimated that 75% of Americans and people…
By Daisy Luther The lockdown that recently took place due to the pandemic was like a practice run for a bigger SHTF event. Many of our prepper theories played out and were accurate, while others weren’t as realistic as we thought beforehand. People who weren’t…
By Nita Forouhi, University of Cambridge; Ju-Sheng Zheng, Westlake University, and Nick Wareham, University of Cambridge Eating about five servings of fruit and vegetables a day is widely promoted as a key part of a healthy diet. This is because consuming fruit and vegetables is…
By Mayukh Saha Plastic pollution has been haunting the planet for a long time. We may have realized the devil that plastic is quite recently, but we are also trying to bring the use of plastic to a halt. In Australia, a teenager has taken…
By Amanda Froelich Have you ever wondered, “What does this person who thinks they know so much about nutrition actually eat? Is it just seed crackers and salad?” If so, you may appreciate this post recapping an average day of what I, Mandy, a chef…
