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‘Healing is Voltage’ – Handbook by Jerry Tennant MD

Written by www.tennantbiomodulator.ca

The Healing Power Of Colour

To begin this article, I would like to give you a brief introduction to Dr. Jerry Tennant, his background and journey from chronic disease to good health. I will continue to quote excerpts from his book as he explains how voltage relates to pH and why pH is very important to the health of ALL living creatures.

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Does Trapping Running Make Running Run Faster?

Written by Joseph E Postma

Better communication at work: how to stop waffling and get ...

From a comment:

m: “Three up to date alarmist arguments for GHE:

1. Absorption spectrum of CO2 seen from satellites proves heat is “trapped”
2. Increase in “effective radiating level” from more CO2 causes surface to warm
3. IR cameras like FLIR prove back radiation effect

It’s hard to keep up with all the nonsense.”

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The Death Of Science Is The Real Climate Emergency

Written by Melanie Phillips

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A few commentators have begun to stumble towards the fact that the policy of becoming “carbon neutral” by 2050, as adopted by the UK and the EU, would undo modernity itself.

On Unherd, Peter Franklin observes that, if carried through, the policy will have a far greater effect than Brexit or anything else; it will transform society altogether.

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New Study Finds Lost Continent Was Sunk By Pacific Ring of Fire

Written by Paul Seaburn

What sank the lost continent of Zealandia? If you said its crust was too thin to support this land mass – only recently (2017) confirmed to be a continent and not a piece broken off of the ancient supercontinent original continent of Gondwana – then you’re a follower of the conventional wisdom shared by most modern geophysicists (a good crowd to be in).

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Quantifying Futility: on future Global CO2 emissions

Written by Ed Hoskins

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Following the thinking of the late Prof David Mackay using “back of the envelope calculations”, this post makes estimates of the likely future growth in global CO2 emissions to put the efforts at CO2 emissions reduction in the Western World into the context of a probable and inevitable future for Global CO2 emissions.

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The seismicity of Mars

Written by Michèle Marti, ETH Zurich

The seismicity of Mars
Mars is shaking. Credit: NASA/JPL – Caltech

On 26 November 2018, the NASA InSight lander successfully set down on Mars in the Elysium Planitia region. Seventy Martian days later, the mission’s seismometer SEIS began recording the planet’s vibrations.

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Money Controls Science, Controls Us

Written by Bruce Depalma (H/T Joseph E Postma)

Accusations that climate science is money-driven reveal ...

“Power and energy, the generation and control thereof, is the number one business in the world, more powerful than guns and drugs, food and property. One of my first discoveries, after having graduated from University, was that science and scientists in general were controlled in their activities by managers and political influences originating from individuals with no intrinsic knowledge of science.

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Public Unaware of Wind And Solar’s True Costs

Written by Francis Menton

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Over the period from November 2018 to March 2019, I wrote a series of posts on the subject of the true costs of trying to get electricity from intermittent wind and solar sources.

On November 29, 2018, it was “How Much Do The Climate Crusaders Plan To Increase Your Costs Of Electricity? — Part III” On February 5, 2019, it was “Eulogy For Roger Andrews.”

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Global Cooling May Be Our Bitter-Cold Reality

Written by Ronald Stein

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Trying to imply that cooling is right around the corner when we’re watching record-breaking warm ocean temperatures to me seems a big stretch. But current facts and the history around the five previous Ice Ages that came and melted before fossil fuels became recognizable words may be worthy of review.

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Open Letter to Canada’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Written by Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser

Vancouver-area MPs Jonathan Wilkinson, Carla Qualtrough ...

Principia Scientific’s senior scientist, Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser, pens an open letter to Canada’s minister in charge of Environment and Climate Change, The Hon. Jonathan Wilkinson (photo, center, above) to explain that carbon dioxide is being wrongly characterized as a pollutant, when established science proves it is essential and benign plant food.

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Children banned from heading balls during soccer training

Written by BBC

boy heading footballImage copyright MARTIN ROSE Image caption The training guidelines are effective immediately but do not recommend a heading ban during matches

Primary-age children have been banned from heading the ball in new guidelines issued by the football associations in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Heading restrictions for all age groups under 18 were also announced with a graduated use between 12 and 16. The guidance, which will not yet apply in Wales, will affect training only.

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Political Climate Science

Written by Tony Heller

Climate alarmists are getting very nervous that President Trump will put some actual scientists on board the next National Climate Assessment. This will make it much harder for them to politicize the science and commit fraud.

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