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‘This is a nightmare. The Tories just approved gas fracking licenses for over 10,000 hectares in over 300 sensitive wildlife habitat sites it promised to protect. That includes Bempton Cliffs, one of the largest seabird colonies in Europe. 303 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) are included in the 159 onshore oil and gas licenses […]

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‘Last year, the UN recognized an area of outstanding archaeological and architectural remains, located south of Jerusalem and Bethlehem but lying within the current State of Israel, as a world heritage site. The documentation lists periods of Hebrew, Persian, Hellenic, Roman, Byzantine, early Islamic and Crusader remains as the key points in thousands of years […]

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‘UK government borrowing increased in August, despite Chancellor George Osborne’s repeated promises that austerity is the most viable means of reducing the state’s deficit. In the face of scathing criticism, Osborne has consistently claimed the government’s austerity policies are necessary to keep the deficit in order. However, doubt over the credibility of his claims surfaced […]

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‘UK police have closed an investigation into reports on a high-ranking politician’s corruption because of “insufficient evidence” against him. Police said in a statement that disgraced former House of Lords member John Sewel will not face drug charges. “The Met launched a criminal inquiry into allegations of drug-related offences involving a member of the House […]

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‘Native Americans are upset at Pope Francis for his decision to canonize 18th-century Franciscan missionary Junipero Serra. Serra founded the mission system in California, which helped establish the Catholic Church long before California ever became a state. But the missions treated local Native Americans cruelly while trying to convert them to Christianity. Many of them […]

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‘On the one hand, just five individual Billionaires in Britain get to control 80% what you read in printed media and on the other hand, just five Internet Service Providers get to control what 87% of people get to see on their devices. Both are heavily influenced by government. It is no wonder what the […]

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‘Nonetheless, the psychiatrist prescribed an antidepressant, escitalopram, one of a group of widely prescribed drugs called SSRIs (selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors), which effectively boost levels of serotonin, a chemical messenger that carries signals between nerve cells in the brain. Hours after taking the first dose, Katinka felt restless and agitated, as if she needed to […]

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‘Accessing the FBI’s biometric database has long been a critical step in catching and prosecuting criminals. People who commit serious crimes tend to do so many times throughout their lives, so it makes sense that law enforcement agencies would be able to record their fingerprints when they’re caught, and save them for future references. In […]

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‘There’s been a lot of talk of unemployment here in the U.S., with overqualified, college-educated people falling out of the workforce because they’ve been searching for a job for so long and others working two part-time minimum wage jobs just to make ends meet at all. Many of us worry over a future where it […]

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‘Nearly all of the corn grown in the United States has been treated with a class of pesticides linked to the collapse of honeybees, other pollinators and perhaps entire ecosystems. This means that bees foraging anywhere near a cornfield are likely being exposed to toxins that have been shown to damage their nervous and immune […]

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‘Some organic food experts are worried that the term used to describe non-genetically modified crops and produce may soon become nearly meaningless, thanks in large part to undue (read corporate) influence on the Department of Agriculture. According to Jerome Rigot, PhD, writing in a blog posted at the Cornucopia Institute, which promotes food safety backed […]

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