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Heavy rains destroy UN Haitian tent city- Video
Hurricane strength winds and heavy rains hit the UN camp of Croix-Des-Bouqets six months after the devastating earthquake. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/centralamericaandthecaribbean/haiti/7889161/Heavy-rains-destroy-UN-Haitian-tent-city.. » read more
Something In The Water Part 1 - Transcript
This program is about an unlikely alliance between a GP, a group of oyster farmers and a Sydney scientist. They banded together to investigate mysterious water quality issues in one of the most beautiful areas of Tasmania. Faced with what they saw as government indifference, local doctor Alison Bleaney and marine ecologist Dr. Marcus Scammell spent tens of thousands of their own money. What they eventually found was the very opposite of what they expected.. » read more
Power and Water Problems Loom for Florida as Oil Threat Lurks Off Shore
Informed emergency planning sources in Florida have informed WMR that the state faces severe fresh water shortages and power blackouts if the thick crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster clogs sea water intakes at the largest seawater desalinisation plant in the United States -- the Tampa Bay Seawater Desalinisation Plant at Apollo Beach in Tampa, Florida. The plant, which uses seawater reverse osmosis to turn seawater into 16 to 19 million gallons of drinking water daily for residents of the Tampa Bay area, faces the threat of filtration membranes becoming clogged if oil from the Gulf of Mexico enters its intake pipes. Such an event would render the plant unable to process seawater, resulting in a major fresh water shortage for the Tampa Bay. Similarly, oil clogging the water cooling intakes at the Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant on the Gulf of Mexico coast, some 80 miles north of Tampa, could force the shutdown of the Unit 3 pressurized water nuclear reactor. Such an event would result in power shutdowns in the Florida areas served by the power plant.. » read more
Dr. Masaru Emoto and the Science of Water Crystals
Certain words change the shape of the water crystals Water is altered by words: Dr. Emoto discovered that water sometimes forms small, three-dimensional crystals in response to words. He also found that distilled water forms hexagonal shapes and realized that the crystals also had this shape at their center. Here’s how: Bottles of stable, distilled water have words written on the bottles The words with a positive connotation to them such as "Love & Gratitude", "Hope", and "Peace" altered the water to form beautiful crystals. Words with negative connotations such as "You Fool", and "I Hate You" result in round misshapen images under the microscope, often looking almost diseased - completely removing the pure hexagonal shape of the water.. » read more
Attention: open in a new window. E-mail Dr. Mona Harrison, M.D. - "Water Water Everywhere but not a drop to drink" - Lecture
This is a very informative lecture, that will change your drinking habits. Parts 1 thru 4 Purchase "Water Water Everywhere but not a drop to drink", DVD, Here Approximate Total Runtime - 2 Hrs Dr. Mona Harrison received her degree from the University of Maryland and went on to become the assistant dean of Boston University School of Medicine. As chief medical officer for D.C.. » read more
Rimrock well mired in regulatory mess
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Without water
Hundreds of Central Oregonians who can't pay their bills have their water shut off. For people like Lynette Nicks, who's recovering from cancer, that's especially dangerous. REDMOND — Lynette Nicks has not worked for the past two years, instead fighting the breast cancer that has consumed much of her energy and resources. She's used up $26,000 in savings to pay her bills. Now, the money is gone, and one bill she can't pay is one of the most critical: her water bill.. » read more
Nausea, diarrhoea reported in Coomera
CASES of nausea and diarrhoea have been reported at Coomera following revelations recycled sewage was pumped into residents' drinking water. The Weekend Bulletin revealed the new $80 million Pimpama Wastewater Treatment Plant had been pumping recycled sewage into the wrong pipes to more than 630 homes since Tuesday. The problem was picked up on Friday after a resident complained about the water quality. The plant supplies 'Class A-plus recycled water' which can be used for car washing, gardening, flushing toilets and external household cleaning. It is not suitable for drinking, cooking or cleaning, personal washing, clothes washing, swimming pools or spas, or pets and livestock.. » read more
Tea partier shares 'single greatest threat to America'
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Mud Flows Feared as Storms Hit Calif. for 5th Day
Jan. 23, 2010 (SCROLL DOWN) * * * * * * * * * * ‘It’s not safe to say that we’re out of the clear just yet,’ official says Photo: Waves pound a wall near buildings in Pacifica during a rain storm. (Paul Sakuma / AP) January 22, 2010 MSNBC LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE, Calif. - Volatile conditions behind a series of storms that flooded streets and left a trail of damage in southern California have unleashed hail, lightning and thunder as authorities continued to warn of huge mud flows in foothill communities. Photo: Crews work to fix power poles knocked down in Sacramento County on Wednesday.. » read more
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