May 28th, 2012 | Stories & News, antenna, birds, cellphone, celltower, environment, migration
This is very sad news. Not only are we harming our own health and destroying the bees but we are killing millions of birds with our cellphone addiction. This number is destined to rise dramatically by the end of the year with smartphones cheaper than ever and usage increasing exponentially. It is rather disappointing to realise that we humans are still more concerned about saving a penny and looking cool among our peers than making the effort to not contribute to the destruction of the earth and the health of the plants, birds and animals that co-exist with us on this lovely planet.
May 26th, 2012
The following is from an amazing site that has all kinds of great information about biofilms and how these affect the health of our guts. I was thrilled to discover this article in particular as I have been exploring the similarities of my gut to the roots of trees of late in my healing baths in ...
May 26th, 2012
I recently discovered this comprehensive article on the damage wireless networks do to humans and children in particular while checking out this website about a city in New Zealand (Nelson) and their struggle to ban a celltower that Telecom wanted to install right next to a school. They may have ...
May 25th, 2012
Despite the fact that I appreciate BC Hydro bringing to my attention the incredible health dangers of wireless technology with their stubborn insistence on rolling out their wireless smartmeter program despite the moratorium and huge protest of the people they are supposedly serving, I find the ...
May 24th, 2012
Why am I so interested in this study you might ask...as it turns out we are living less than 500 meters away from cell towers both to the North and East of us, we have also had Smartmeters installed just below us. Despite the fact that we have been on a therapeutic diet (GAPS / SCD) for the past ...
May 21st, 2012
Another fantastic farmers market at Trout Lake this weekend we were lucky the rain held off until Sunday. I was in a bit of a hurry this week as I was doing biodynamic craniosacral therapy taster sessions at our local community garden, but I managed to fill my bilum (beautiful, highly expandable han ...
May 21st, 2012
ACTION ALERT: RICHMOND DEBATES GE FREE STATUS THIS TUESDAY
A committee of City Council will be debating the call for a GMO ban in Richmond on Tuesday at 4pm.
Unfortunately, staff have recommended labelling (which will not happen under the current gov't) over a ban. I'm disappointed, but n ...
May 19th, 2012
Human Rights Watch
Women and girls who work on farms in the United States face serious risk of sexual abuse and harassment. Many are unauthorized immigrants and fear of deportation keeps them from reporting abuses. In the current debate over the Violence Against Women Act, the US Congress is ...
May 13th, 2012
We just love having the farmer's market back at Trout Lake! Yesterday was the first market of 2012 the weather was fine and the crowds were bustling. We got our weekly supply of free range eggs, 3kg tub of local honey from Jane's Honey Bees, a lovely pair of earrings for mother's day from Ragged ...
May 11th, 2012
Source: Vitality Magazine
How Industry Suppresses – and Government Denies – the Overwhelming Evidence of Harm
If something is invented by and for the military, it is certain to be effective and lethal. And industrial capitalists invariably view such military gizmos as having great prof ...
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