Frankenswine, the less pungent pig: Scientists genetically modify farm animal so it won't SMELL It looks, sounds and, according to its creators, tastes like a normal pig. But this is no ordinary farmyard animal. The specially-bred Yorkshire pig is the first of a new generation of ‘Frankenswine’ – genetically modified hogs designed to be cheaper and greener. The creators of the GM superpig, nicknamed the Enviropig, say its manure contains less phosphorus than normal slurry...
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Apocalypse now? Mystery bird deaths hit Louisiana
Woman reports dozens of dead birds in her yard, Kentucky
Thousands of birds fall from the sky in South America
Victoria river mysteriously turns bright greenVICTORIA — Horrified nature-lovers at Goldstream Provincial Park watched as the Goldstream River turned bright green late Wednesday afternoon. The fluorescent green colouring appeared to start about 500 metres on the Victoria side of the entrance to the park and, over the course of an hour, the substance flowed down into the environmentally sensitive estuary. By 5:30 p.m. the river, known for its dramatic salmon runs, eagles and other wildlife, was back to its normal colour. Ministry of Environment teams were immediately sent to the area to investigate and members of Langford Fire Department collected samples for analysis. No dead fish or animals had been found by early evening. Earlier in the day a fountain beside Veterans Memorial Parkway in Langford also turned bright green, said Langford Fire Chief Bob...
Mystery Over Mass Antelope Deaths in Kazakhstan
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Thousands Of Dead Fish Wash Onto Bay Shores,Maryland
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Things Get Weirder? 15 Tons Of Dead Fish Wash Ashore In BrazilWeird things appear to be happening with global fauna. In the past few days reports have surfaced of massive bird deaths in Arkansas and Louisiana, 20 miles of dead drum fish in an Arkansas river;
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Things Get Weirder? 15 Tons Of Dead Fish Wash Ashore In BrazilWeird things appear to be happening with global fauna. In the past few days reports have surfaced of massive bird deaths in Arkansas and Louisiana, 20 miles of dead drum fish in an Arkansas river;
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Reports of dead birds and fish still coming in from around the worldCLEVELAND - First, it was 5,000 birds falling from the sky in Beebe, Arkansas. That was on New Years Eve. The next day we hear reports of 100,000 fish dying and washing up along an Arkansas river. On Monday, another 500 birds were found dead near a highway just north of Baton Rouge, La. Now, today we hear more bad news for wildlife. Thousands of dead fish washed ashore along the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland in the past two weeks. In Brazil, its 100-tons of sardines and small catfish that have died. So what gives? Are these kills related...
The Transhumanist and Police State Agenda in Pop MusicThrough the news, movies and the music industry, this agenda is being insidiously presented to the masses, using various techniques. If the news scares people into accepting measures diminishing their personal freedoms and ushering in a “new era”, the music business accomplishes the same job by making it seem sexy, cool and trendy.
Small quake hits northern EnglandLondon - A small earthquake shook parts of the north of England late Monday, the second in the region in two weeks, the British Geological Survey (BGS) said Tuesday.
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Were Nazis a homosexual, pagan cult?It's a book that is disturbing, compelling and persuasive on its major point – that homosexuals dominated the German Nazi Party from its birth through its catastrophic demise. The real target of the homosexual pagan cult of Nazism was Judeo-Christian morality, the book finds.
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U.S. court says Christian cross is unconstitutionalIn a 3-0 ruling in the Jewish War Veterans v. City of San Diego case, the panel decided that the 29-foot concrete cross, which has stood for 57 years, constitutes a government endorsement of religion and therefore violates the First Amendment's establishment clause.
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States Facing Showdown With UnionsStates are moving to curb public-sector unions at a time of deepening budget deficits and rising public anger at government workers' pay and benefits, The New York Times reports. Republicans, in particular, have stepped up efforts to curtail the ability of state-employee unions to strike, compel payment of union dues, or collectively bargain for wages. Read more: States Facing Showdown With Unions
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Australia floods cause "catastrophic" damage
Australian flood-hit towns scramble to build levees
2010 among Australia's wettest on record
Rising Gascoyne river theatens low lying areas
Scientists Find Drastic Shift In Atlantic Ocean Currents
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