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Bottled Water Comes From the Most Drought-Ridden Places in the Country
Popular brands like Aquafina and Dasani source from catastrophically dry parts of the West. Bottled-water drinkers, we have a problem: There's a good chance that your water comes from California, a state experiencing the third-driest
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Satellite photos reveal new hangars being built at Area 51, the United States top-secret testing facility
WHAT’S going on in Area 51? The mysterious US government air base in the middle of nowhere is undergoing an expansion. But nobody knows why. Aircraft enthusiasts have been watching this patch of Nevada
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This Is What Famous Landmarks Would Look Like After A Global Disaster
You've seen lots of post-apocalyptic worlds — but how would some of the most famous places on Earth look after everything fell apart? These digital paintings by John Walters and Peter Baustdaeter, inspired by
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UN Expert: We Might Have To Migrate People Out Of California If Drought Continues
Dry fields and bare trees at Panoche Road, looking west, on Wednesday February 5, 2014, near San Joaquin, CA. California drought has hit the Central Valley hard. A United Nations climate change expert said that
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‘There Will Be No Water’ by 2040? Researchers Urge Global Energy Paradigm Shift
Reports: World Faces 'Insurmountable' Water Shortage The world risks an "insurmountable" water crisis by 2040 without an immediate and significant overhaul of energy consumption and demand, a research team reported on Wednesday
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Scientists create transparent mouse complete with see-through organs
Scientists have created see-through mice complete with transparent organs, in a new technique that could pave the way to a new generation of therapies for conditions ranging from autism to chronic pain. Mice are frequently
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Has The Chemtrail/Geoengineering Movement Been Hijacked?
“Because we, as humans, have the power and ability to stop these damaging programs, it is not the geoengineers who are the greatest threat but those within the movement who create division.” The definition
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Scientists Are Afraid To Talk About The Robot Apocalypse, And That’s A Problem
Just how realistic is a 'Terminator' scenario? Working roboticists need to indulge the public in sci-fi scenarios. I thought it'd be a cool story to interview academics and robotics professionals about the popular notion of a
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Shasta County supervisors vote unanimously to learn more about “chemtrails”
The Shasta County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday afternoon to seek more information on “chemtrails” after nearly four hours of public comment on the issue. Supervisor Pam Giacomini put the item on the agenda,
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Transplanting new brain cells into Alzheimer’s patients could reverse memory loss
Transplanting new brain cells into patients diagnosed with Alzheimers could help reverse their memory loss, experts claim. A new study by U.S. scientists revealed a way to alleviate the learning and memory deficits caused by
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10,000-year-old rock paintings depicting aliens and UFOs found in Chhattisgarh
Chhattisgarh state department of archaeology and culture plans to seek help from Nasa and Isro for research on 10,000-year-old rock paintings depicting aliens and UFOs in Charama region in Kanker district in tribal Bastar
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DoD rush orders H1N1 swine flu vaccine for coming pandemic to possibly be brought on by illegal migrant influx
Possible swine flu pandemic on horizon as DoD rush orders mass quantities of H1N1 vaccines “The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is the Department of Defense’s largest logistics combat support agency, providing worldwide logistics support in
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The history of the planet’s biggest volcanic explosions – deep in the ice of Antarctica
Scientists have been able to trace the history of volcanic eruptions over the last 2,000 years by analysing deposits of sulphate dust in a series of ice cores drilled deep into the West Antarctic
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GMO Mosquito Trial Has Reverse Effect, Causes Dengue Emergency
Civil society groups today expressed alarm at an increase in dengue incidence, leading to an emergency decree, in a town in Brazil where releases of genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes are taking place
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Cure for ageing finally discovered … for flowers: Scientists alter plant genes to make them live TWICE as long
It sounds like the Holy Grail for humankind; a technique that could slow down ageing by up to half. Now geneticists in Japan have found a way to achieve just that – albeit in a
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Global warming is creating MORE ice: Antarctic levels reach a record high because of climate change, scientists claim
Earlier this year, global warming was blamed for the ‘irreversible retreat’ of west Antarctic glaciers. But now scientists claim that warming of the planet is in fact behind a paradoxical growth in South Pole sea
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Scientists find how magic mushrooms alter the mind
Sсiеntiѕtѕ studying thе еffесtѕ of thе psychedelic сhеmiсаl in mаgiс muѕhrооmѕ have found the humаn brаin diѕрlауѕ a similar раttеrn of activity during dreams аѕ it dоеѕ during a mind-еxраnding drug triр. Pѕусhеdеliс drugѕ such
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Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix and other cities headed for imminent water supply collapse; wave of drought refugees now inevitable
One bizarre trait that strongly characterizes modern human civilization is a widespread inability to plan ahead. On every issue imaginable -- debt spending, fossil fuels, health care costs, resource extraction and so on --
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Geoengineering, Biosphere Destruction, and the Last Chance for Life on Earth
Our collective reality has reached a crossroads of unimaginable proportion, the world which we have all known is changing by the day. Many still aggressively deny the rapidly unfolding changes, the same deniers often
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Las Vegas Is “Screwed”; The Water Situation “Is As Bad As You Can Imagine”
"It's just going to be screwed. And relatively quickly," warns Tim Barnett, of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, telling The Telegraph, the situation in Las Vegas is "as bad as you can imagine". After
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