Energy & Environment
U.S. Judge Upholds BP ‘Gross Negligence’ Gulf Spill Ruling By Jonathan Stempel | Reuters Means BP could still face close to $18 billion of penalties for violating the federal Clean Water Act A U.S. judge weighing how much BP Plc should be punished for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill on Thursday refused to …
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Climate Engineering Wake Up Presentation In Northern California Dane Wigington | geoengineeringwatch.org On November 21st, 2014, there will be a large gathering of activists and experts to further increase public awareness on the critical issue of global climate engineering. Momentum that was gained on exposing the geoengineering at the Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting …
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HAARP, Engineered Weather and the California Drought The California drought is just one of the topics, when Truthstream’s Aaron and Melissa speak with Mike of The HAARP Report about the devastating effects of geoengineering, which has been linked with triggering droughts, hurricanes, earthquakes and more. The combination of persistent aerosols (chemtrails) and HAARP weather control …
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Fukushima Radiation Identified off Northern California By Tracy Loew | Statesman Journal Low-level radiation from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear accident has been detected in multiple samples of ocean water off the Pacific Coast of the U.S. and Canada, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is reporting. The sample nearest to shore was taken about 100 miles off …
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Giant Storm that Battered Alaska May be Strongest on Record for the North Pacific By Tom Yulsman As the monster storm that once was Super Typhoon Nuri swept toward the western Aleutian Islands, bringing hurricane force winds and 50-foot waves, it may have been one for the record books. But luckily, there are no reported …
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Texas Oil Town Makes History as Residents Say No to Fracking By Suzanne Goldenberg The Texas town where America’s oil and natural gas boom began has voted to ban fracking, in a stunning rebuke to the industry. Denton, a college town on the edge of the Barnett Shale, voted by 59% to ban fracking inside …
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‘Rapture’ Cloud Over Australia – Fallstreak Hole By Philip Ross A cloud that appeared in the sky over southeast Australia caused a stir on social media Tuesday after photos of the bizarre formation were posted all over Twitter and Instagram. The formation, which Internet users quickly labeled the “rapture” cloud, appeared a day earlier like a …
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Is a HAARP Weather Weapon Causing the California Drought? By Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton Radar events off the West Coast show why California is steeped in drought. Here’s a look at several events on the West Coast radar that definitely beg the question of whether or not we are all living in a James …
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TEPCO Covered up the Truth about Fukushima Disaster By RT TEPCO has hidden the truth about the Fukushima nuclear disaster and now drip feeds information so the public can get ready for the next piece of bad news, James Corbett, editor, The Corbett report, told RT’s In the Now show. Journalist Jun Hori has quit …
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Resumes License Renewals for Nuclear Power Plants By Nancy Slater-Thompson Following a two-year hiatus, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has resumed issuing license renewals for nuclear power plants. On October 20, the NRC renewed the operating licenses for Limerick Generating Station Units 1 and 2, located northwest of Philadelphia, extending their …
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Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano Lava Flow Nears Pāhoa Properties Scientists of the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory conducted ground observations of the June 27th lava flow on Tuesday, October 28, 2014. The flow continued to move through private property today. The advance rate of the narrow leading edge has been variable over the past day, and as …
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We’re Witnessing The End Of The Oil Era By Myles Udland Dennis Gartman has a new forecast for oil: a lot lower. In an appearance on CNBC’s Fast Money on Monday, Gartman, publisher of the Gartman Newsletter, said that crude oil prices will fall demonstrably from current levels. Earlier on Monday, it had been reported …
Off-grid German Village Banks on Wind, Sun, Pig Manure By Frank Zeller Feldheim (Germany) (AFP) – If Germany has taken a pioneering though risky role in shifting to renewable energy, then the tiny village of Feldheim — population 150 — is at its vanguard. The hamlet near Berlin is Germany’s first to have left the …
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North Dakota: $200M, 20,000-barrel-a-day Oil Refinery Could get Green Light By Kevin Bonham, Forum News Service DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – A $200 million, 20,000-barrel-a-day clean fuels oil refinery could be operating near Devils Lake within three years. The refinery, similar to one being built in Dickinson, would employ about 100 people and could create as …
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Gov’t: Radiation Levels on US West Coast Spiked to over 1,000,000 Times Normal after Fukushima Explosions By ENENews Fukushima Accident — Contamination of the environment, IRSN (French government experts on nuclear and radiation risks, under the Ministries of Defense, the Environment, Industry, Research, and Health): At 8:00 in — ”Consequences for the rest of the …
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