Edited: August 11, 2019 Continued from Part 1 According to the author’s bio on the back flap, Charles Galton Darwin was a physicist and a grandson of Charles Darwin. His godfather was Sir Francis Galton the famous eugenicist. His close … Continue reading →
Edited: August 11, 2019 The Next Million Years Subtitle: A Brilliant Insight into the Future and a Revealing Forecast of Things to Come By Charles Galton Darwin, Doubleday & Company, 1953 Part 2 Series Contents
Continue reading →Ontario Phases Out Coal-Fired Power ClimateWire, www.scientificamerican.com | January 11, 2013 ‘…Yesterday, the province announced that its last two large coal units will close before 2014, making more than 99 percent of the province’s electricity generated from non-coal sources. It … Continue reading →
Drone research in Alberta, Canada Foremost, Alberta may earn its name as a drone-testing centre macleans.ca | July 12, 2012 ‘…Transport Canada has given permission for the Canadian Center for Unmanned Vehicle Systems permission to apply for the use of … Continue reading →
Report: More than 200 coal-fired generators slated for shutdown By Michael Bastasch, dailycaller.com | September 21, 2012 ‘Within the next three to five years, more than 200 coal-fired electric generating units will be shut down across 25 states due to … Continue reading →
Uncovered, the ‘toxic’ gene hiding in GM crops: Revelation throws new doubt over safety of foods By Sean Poulter, www.dailymail.co.uk | January 21, 2013, updated: January 24, 2013 ‘A virus gene that could be poisonous to humans has been missed … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Whooping Cough Outbreak Involved 90% Vaccinated Kids experimentalvaccines.org | January 14, 2013 ‘Vermont has declared a statewide epidemic of whooping cough that started in 2012 and has continued into the year 2013. To … Continue reading →
Fluoridation to end after 51 years Doug Schmidt, The Windsor Star | January 29, 2013 ‘Windsor on Monday joined the growing number of municipalities which have voted to end the decades-old practice of adding fluoride to the water supply…. ‘… … Continue reading →
Canada Formally Joins Trans-Pacific Partnership Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement Negotiations Notice of Intent to Conduct an Environmental Assessment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement By the way, it says “The Government of Canada is committed to sustainable development” … Continue reading →
This interview is based on leaked information. It is from a U.S. point of view, but we can apply the same points to Canada. The participants notice the contradictions: Why do governments sign treaties that go against their national interests? … Continue reading →