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Mercury found in Queensland’s water

Posted by redsky On July - 30 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

Video Report: Farmers in Kogan on Queensland’s Darling Downs say contamination from the coal gasification trials has spread to their waterways. Mercury is not used in the gasification process.
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Oklahoma: Mercury in 16 lakes

Posted by redsky On July - 29 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

OKLAHOMA CITY — Catch a large striped bass in the Broken Bow Reservoir and you might as well throw it back. The bass isn’t safe to eat, according to a Mercury in Fish study released Wednesday.

Sixteen state lakes have some species of fish with mercury levels above what is considered safe for unlimited consumption, according to the report released by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality.
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Africa: Acidic Mine Water Crisis

Posted by redsky On July - 29 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

Johannesburg — JOHANNESBURG Water was concerned about the possibility of acid mine drainage flooding the city’s central business district, but there were potential solutions, the utility’s chairman said yesterday.

Last week the parliamentary portfolio committee on water and environmental affairs was warned that the central basin of the Witwatersrand – a geological area situated below Johannesburg – could flood within 18 months, raising the possibility of polluted mine water flooding the city. Read More / Watch Video »

Up to 77 million people in Bangladesh have been exposed to toxic levels of arsenic from drinking water in recent decades, according to a Lancet study.

The research assessed nearly 12,000 people in a district of the capital Dhaka for over a period of 10 years.
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High level of toxic metals in water

Posted by redsky On July - 19 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

Alarmingly high levels of deadly toxic metals in Grahamstown’s tap water has scientists worried about the future health of residents who drink municipal water.

According to recently released research, drinking a litre of Settler City tap water a day for three months could lead to severe lead and mercury poisoning. Cadmium poisoning could become a reality after six months and aluminium and arsenic poisoning after one year.
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Event 3 – Rev. Ch. 8 V 10 & 11

In the soil occur natural metals which are toxic to all life. These toxic metals are: Aluminium, Arsenic, Beryllium, Cadmium, Copper, Lead, Mercury and Nickel.

Under normal circumstances, they are quite harmless as they are bound into the geological structure of the earth; however, they are released in the presence of acid and then find their way into our natural drinking water resources.

Acid rain is already causing this effect to some degree, however, in a few years from now, given the amount of Nitrogen Oxide, Sulphur Dioxide and the massive amounts of Carbon Dioxide particularly from the burning vegetation as a result of the burning hail, acid rain will be strong enough to release these toxic metals in a big way. Read More / Watch Video »

Event 8 – Rev. Ch. 16 V 1 – 2

Due to the events that have already taken place, we have seen a massive build up of Sulphuric acid and Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

This in turn has increased the strength of acid rain and lowered the pH value of the soil, it has also released further toxic metals to the point where the soil can no longer support the growing of crops particularly fruit and vegetables.

A famine of fruit and vegetables means that people will develop Scurvy. Read More / Watch Video »

Global Warming Apocalypse – James Lovelock

Posted by redsky On September - 18 - 2009 ADD COMMENTS

Five years ago, James Lovelock’s “The Revenge of Gaia” issued a terrifying warning: if humankind didn’t radically curtail greenhouse-gas emissions, there would, quite literally, be hell to pay.
His new book out this year, “The Vanishing Face of Gaia,” says it has now become bleakly apparent that we blew our chance.

Researchers from a broad swathe of disciplines are strangely ill at ease when asked about fellow scientist James Lovelock, whose improbable career has just entered its seventh decade.

Chemists, biologists, climatologists and physicists are all quick to reach for superlatives: “brilliant”, “ahead of his time”, a “renaissance scientist” in an age of ultra-specialisation. Read More / Watch Video »

Swine Flu Vaccine contains Toxic Metal Mercury

Posted by redsky On September - 4 - 2009 ADD COMMENTS

Video Report: Swine Flu vaccine has been found to contain the toxic metal Mercury
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The Plague of Locusts in Revelation 9 Explained

Posted by redsky On August - 28 - 2009 ADD COMMENTS

Locusts have always been a problem but never to the degree that they are today. As temperatures have increased, Locusts have moved with the climate and are now causing havoc as far north in Europe as France.

When faced with a shortage of crops to eat, Locusts have been known to eat the carcasses of other Locusts and failing that, they have been known to eat the clothes of people’s backs.

The Locusts in Revelation Chapter 9 for 2,000 years have defied explanation until now. Read More / Watch Video »

Earthquake damage: $1.4 Billion

Video Report: Aftershocks continued on New Zealand’s South Island Sunday after a powerful quake struck in the early morning hours [...]

Christchurch resident describes scene after earthquake

Video Report: A 7.4-magnitude earthquake has struck New Zealand’s South Island, causing widespread damage and power cuts.

6 Dead in Mozambique bread riot

Video Report: At least six people including two children have been killed in Mozambique during street protests over rising bread [...]

Russian seed bank in danger of being sold

Video Report: There is alarm over plans to sell off Russia’s seed bank.

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