Has Nuclear Power Brought us Happiness?
Documentary film marks Fukushima 5th Anniversary • Five years after a massive earthquake brought catastrophe to the Tokyo Electric Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant, the difficult … Read more
Month: March 2016
World Water Day
Think global, drink local on March 22 You can make a difference • To mark World Water Day, the Council of Canadians is encouraging … Read more
Five-day food cleanse
Rejuvenate and renew Put a spring in your step. Try a 5-day food-based cleanse by Helen Papaconstantinos • Spring and summer are ideal times … Read more
Green buildings save more than money
Green goes indoors by Bruce Mason • As you read this, take a look around you. The floor beneath your feet may be off-gassing formaldehyde. … Read more
Heavy metal detox with cilantro and chlorella
by Christina Sarich • There are many heavy metals that people are exposed to regularly without realizing it. Mercury, cadmium and aluminium, among others, are able to imbed … Read more
Big Data is spying on our doctors
Collected information helps sway doctors to prescribe certain drugs DRUG BUST by Alan Cassels • People often ask me if, given my research on pharmaceuticals, … Read more
ISIS is Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia Beheaded Twice as Many People as ISIS in 2015 Since mass media news is now entertainment, let’s use entertainment to tell the … Read more
Primal Mind Primal Games
Why We Do What We Do READ IT by Bruce Mason • Perhaps we have been made numb trying to make sense of our world with … Read more
StingRays breach cell phone privacy
INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Laura Tribe • What the heck is a StingRay? And what does it have to do with cell phone privacy? You may … Read more
Time to protect the Great Bear grizzlies
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki • The agreement between government, industry, First Nations and environmental groups to protect much of the Great Bear Rainforest should … Read more