Archive for the ‘Toxic Times’ Category

Along with beauty, fireworks create a beastly mix of pollutants “Traces of metals, fuels and other toxics can stay in the air and water for days, even months. Scientists are creating cleaner versions, but they’re still not widely used.”

1. Go here and read Greenpa’s whole post about how to take action in the global food crisis. 2. Click and read all the links in the post. If you didn’t know things were this bad, educate yourself now. Stop to think about how things got this way. 3. Write to your representatives. Blog. Tell [...]

Don’t believe it? Cartoon creator Mike Adams wrote an article that just might change your mind at NaturalNews.com.

Come see our giant toxic stew! / 1,500 miles wide, floating in the Pacific, made of all your plastic crap. Bring the kids! Have you heard? Did you see? It’s called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (or Pacific Trash Vortex, among other awesome nicknames) and it’s a staggering phenomenon indeed and after reading up on [...]

Our oceans are turning into plastic…are we? A vast swath of the Pacific, twice the size of Texas, is full of a plastic stew that is entering the food chain. Scientists say these toxins are causing obesity, infertility…and worse.


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