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Indoor Agriculture Allows for Year-Round Growing Season in Kentucky

December 28, 2022
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A hydroponic farming company in Kentucky has opened a new 60-acre indoor growing facility that will allow for year-round farming regardless of the weather. AppHarvest, a sustainable food company, has opened several high-tech farming facilities in the Appalachian region in the past few years. The company now has a network of four farms in Kentucky consisting…

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EctoLife: Grow Your Own Kid!

December 27, 2022
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EctoLife is a company where you can artificially grow your baby and control its environment outside the womb, even choosing superior genetic features. This futuristic birth process takes all of the human element out of childbirth, as our digital society evolves toward artificial over natural processes. …

EctoLife Promotes Artificially Grown Kids!

December 27, 2022
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EctoLife is a company where you can artificially grow your baby and control its environment outside the womb, even choosing superior genetic features. This futuristic birth process takes all of the human element out of childbirth. …

Geoengineering Startup Begins Releasing Sulfur Particles Into Atmosphere in Attempt to Stop ‘Climate Change’

December 27, 2022
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A startup is launching weather balloons capable of releasing reflective sulfur particles into the earth’s atmosphere, with the stated aim of combating climate change through solar geoengineering, while disregarding the negative consequences of such actions. In solar geoengineering, attempts are made to manipulate the climate by reflecting more sunlight away from earth. Theoretically, releasing sulfur…

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Japan to Extract Rare Earths From Seabed Starting 2024

December 25, 2022
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Japan plans on beginning the extraction of rare earth metals from the region around Minamitorishima Island in 2024 as the country attempts to wean away from depending on China for critical resources. Work on developing extraction technologies for the endeavor will begin next year. The rare earth-rich mud is located on a seafloor at a…

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Analysis: Can Republican Power in the House Make a Difference on Energy?

December 23, 2022
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After talking up a “Red Wave” throughout 2022, the Republican Party ultimately failed to take the Senate in November. Yet, the GOP’s narrow majority in the House of Representatives will let them exercise more influence than they did during the first two years of Joe Biden’s presidency. Where could they be most valuable? Judging by…

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Can Republican Power in the House Make a Difference on Energy?

December 23, 2022
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News Analysis After talking up a “Red Wave” throughout 2022, the Republican Party ultimately failed to take the Senate in November. Yet, the GOP’s narrow majority in the House of Representatives will let them exercise more influence than they did during the first two years of Joe Biden’s presidency. Judging by opinion research, energy-related issues…

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Chief Health Officer Stands by Vaccine After Doctor’s Plea for Transparency on Jab Injuries

December 23, 2022
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The chief health officer of Australia’s most populous state has defended the COVID-19 vaccine in response to calls from a prominent medical expert after she suffered severe side-effects from the jab, compelling her to call for more transparency around vaccine injuries. Former president of the Australian Medical Association, Dr. Kerryn Phelps, who had been a…

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COP-15 Agreement Criticized as Threat to Prosperity and Freedom

December 22, 2022
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News Analysis Critics are raising concerns about the new COP15 global biodiversity agreement to set aside vast swaths of land and water, reduce consumption, and dedicate massive spending to protect ecosystems. On Dec. 19 in Montreal, nearly 200 nations agreed to adopt the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, which consists of four groups of goals with…

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‘Silent Majority’ Doubtful About Electric Cars Being the Only Option: Toyota Chief

December 22, 2022
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Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota Motor Corp., has said that automakers pursuing an electric-only agenda does not reflect the market reality because the technology and infrastructure are yet to mature, while a “silent majority” that align with that perspective can’t speak out. “People involved in the auto industry are largely a silent majority,” Toyoda told…

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