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Many of the problems and complications of swine flu are due to pneumonia. Sue and I recently got standard pneumonia vaccinations which protects against most of the common strains. It certainly can’t hurt. It also appears that we’ve both had swine flu – and are fine now. Ours was the mild variety, and even with [...] Loblaw’s will now send scraps from their 47 stores to StormFisher biogas plants to be converted into energy. Not only does this cut down on carbon emissions, it creates a new revenue stream from something that previously had to be sent to a landfill. A McClatchy investigation has found that Moody’s punished executives who questioned why the company was risking its reputation by putting its profits ahead of providing trustworthy ratings for investment offerings. This is just more proof, if any still is needed, as to how our financial system has been corrupted. Moody’s promoted executives who headed its [...] Principle Power just got a grant from DOE to add wave power to its floating offshore wind turbines. The video shows existing turbines, to which they will add wave power capability. Signs of the coming class war are everywhere. Like this slimy New York Times op-ed bemoaning that the rich are becoming loathed, anguishing about the hideous unfairness of it all. It’s slimy because it deliberately ignores any genuine reasons why people could be angry and instead pretends to care for the them by suggesting [...] Last night, a good friend was seemingly fine when suddenly his short-term memory disappeared. The emergency room ran a battery of tests and said it was not a stroke but probably the baffling, little known and less understood, transient global amnesia. Mayo Clinic During an episode of transient global amnesia, your recall of recent [...] The noxious, sometimes toxic blogs occur more in the Mediteranean Sea when the water gets warmer. They can be up to 124 miles long. The blobs are hot spots for viruses and bacteria, including the deadly E. coli. Coastal communities regularly test for E. coli, and its presence is enough to close beaches to [...] Since 2007, carbon emissions have dropped 9 percent. While part of this drop is from the recession, part of it is also from efficiency gains and from replacing coal with natural gas, wind, solar, and geothermal energy More cuts are almost certainly coming due to increased standards for appliances, automobiles, and incentives to develop renewable [...] While Summers piously says the time has come for deep change at banks, the House approves a bill shielding 98% of banks from oversight. Is he just laughing at us? Has the US government been taken over by the banks? Because the contempt the government and the banks have for the rest of us is [...] |
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