Category: Rivers
Nederland is het Meest Vervuilde Land van Europa
Het kabinet in Den Haag zegt dat het zich op milieugebied niet meer dan andere Europese landen wil inspannen. Uit een gepubliceerde analyse van natuur en milieu in 2012, blijkt dat de Nederlandse lucht-, water- en bodem kwaliteit de meest vervuilde zijn van Europa.… Continue Reading “Nederland is het Meest Vervuilde Land van Europa”
Tyson Foods linked to Largest Toxic Dead Zone in USA History
What comes to mind when you think of Tyson Foods? A chicken nugget, a big red logo or the co-producer of lab-made meat alternatives @ the cost of $400-$2000 per kg. How about the largest toxic dead zone in U.S. history? It turns out… Continue Reading “Tyson Foods linked to Largest Toxic Dead Zone in USA History”
Malaysia to Ship 450 Tonnes of Plastic Waste back to Australia, EU and the USA
Malaysia is planning to send back shipping containers filled with plastic waste illegally shipped from other countries to Asia. The country’s Environment Minister Yeo Bee Yin announced this week, that Malaysia won’t continue to be a dumping ground for the developed nations, and those responsible for destroying… Continue Reading “Malaysia to Ship 450 Tonnes of Plastic Waste back to Australia, EU and the USA”
Indus Valley Civilization, Culture and Cuisine
One of the great civilizations of the ancient world, the Indus valley civilization flourished 5,000 years ago in the valley of the river Indus. Twice as extensive as its contemporary civilizations–the Old Kingdom of Egypt and the Sumerian city-states of Ur and Lagash–it was… Continue Reading “Indus Valley Civilization, Culture and Cuisine”
The Lost Underwater City of Dwarka
India is a diverse nation with complex geography and sets an example for the world with its various cultures and traditions. In India, there are many ancient and great temples around the nation, each with its own set of customs, rituals and traditions. It… Continue Reading “The Lost Underwater City of Dwarka”
History of Gold, Diamonds and Oil-rich Venezuela
Venezuela was one of three countries that emerged from the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 and was separated from Ecuador and New Granada, which became Colombia. For most of the first half of the 20th century, Venezuela was ruled by US promoted military… Continue Reading “History of Gold, Diamonds and Oil-rich Venezuela”
China is Embarking on its Biggest Rainmaking Project ever
Since 2013 China has been creating 55 billion tons of artificial rain a year. The country is now embarking on its biggest rainmaking project ever, and make it rain over area 3 times the size of Spain. In terms of the plan, announced this… Continue Reading “China is Embarking on its Biggest Rainmaking Project ever”
Netanyahu Threatens Arab Countries with Zero Tolerance
Israeli PM, Benjamin Netanyahu said this week he believes in a policy of “zero” tolerance for rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip and Syria, no matter how sporadic. In the meanwhile the IDF keeps on pounding the Egyptian Gaza Strip and Syria with air strikes? Is Israel creating a blueprint for an all out war in… Continue Reading “Netanyahu Threatens Arab Countries with Zero Tolerance”
The Dark Side of Green Technology and modern Child Slavery
As US President Joe Biden touts his administration’s climate agenda, some observers are drawing attention to the consequences of the global drive towards green energy. Abuses in Africa have attracted criticism from some influential quarters, including Amnesty International and Pope Francis. Biden’s renewable energy… Continue Reading “The Dark Side of Green Technology and modern Child Slavery”
Obelisks were transmitting energy for Pyramid Power Plants
The most commonly accepted theory is that the Great Pyramid at Giza was a tomb for the fourth dynasty Egyptian Pharoah Khufu or Cheops (two different versions of the same name). However, there are a disturbing number of features about the Great Pyramid that… Continue Reading “Obelisks were transmitting energy for Pyramid Power Plants”
Net-Zero Goals won’t slow down Oil Exploration
Under-investment in oil and gas exploration has been a scarecrow for energy security for several years now, showing the global climate change agenda is based on a illusion. Various industry executives, most notably perhaps those from the Middle East oil kingdoms, have warned that… Continue Reading “Net-Zero Goals won’t slow down Oil Exploration”
Global Forests continue to shrink despite COP26 Agenda
A damning report by the World Resources Institute sheds light on the extent at which planet earth’s forests are shrinking through deforestation, logging and wildfires. In 2022, the planet lost an area of tropical rain-forest the size of Switzerland or the Netherlands. According to… Continue Reading “Global Forests continue to shrink despite COP26 Agenda”
Indus Valley Civilization, Culture and Cuisine
One of the great civilizations of the ancient world, the Indus valley civilization flourished 5,000 years ago in the valley of the river Indus. Twice as extensive as its contemporary civilizations–the Old Kingdom of Egypt and the Sumerian city-states of Ur and Lagash–it was… Continue Reading “Indus Valley Civilization, Culture and Cuisine”
Crickey Amigu di Natura 