Report shows pesticide drift is wreaking havoc on ecosystems everywhere in the world Airborne movement of pesticides is harming ecosystems worldwide, disrupting food webs and harming non-target species, as highlighted in a recent review published in Environmental Pollution. Up to 25 percent of sprayed pesticides become airborne, traveling long distances and contaminating plants, soil, and water,…

The Turkish Straits, comprising the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, are a vital global maritime corridor for energy and grain trade, handling four percent of crude oil and significant grain shipments. Turkey’s control of the straits has enabled it to broker key agreements, such as the Ukraine-Russia grain deal, highlighting its strategic role in global commerce. The…

Forever chemicals in pesticides: New studies reveal alarming epigenetic effects and rising health risks Endocrine-disrupting pesticides (EDPs), including PFAS, are linked to epigenetic changes, multigenerational health risks, and diseases like cancer and immune disorders. PFAS-laced pesticides are found in food, household products, and fluorinated plastic containers, exposing humans through food, air, and skin contact. Regulatory…

‘Not going to be pretty’: Retired NYPD Intel Officer predicts learning ugly truths on FBI as Trump administration digs deeper Retired NYPD Inspector Paul Mauro appeared on Fox Business Friday and predicted that the Trump administration will uncover unsettling truths about the FBI. (Article by Mariane Angela republished from DailyCaller.com) Trump on Thursday ordered the preservation of all…

Treasury Secretary Yellen warns of debt ceiling crisis as U.S. nears $36 trillion limit Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress that the federal government could hit its debt limit as early as Jan. 14, 2024, unless action is taken or "extraordinary measures" are implemented to avoid a potential default. The federal debt currently stands at…

WILDFIRES and ZONING WARS: Altadena residents fear land grab amid Los Angeles County rebuilding plans Residents of fire-ravaged Los Angeles neighborhoods, particularly Altadena, fear a government-led land grab that could replace single-family zoning with high-density apartment complexes under the "LA 2.0" initiative. The wildfires have claimed at least 24 lives and destroyed over 12,000 structures,…