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 REPPED: (NewsTarget Satire) In a significant nod toward pro-environment politics, the Bush Administration yesterday announced a major initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging everybody to engage in "Wishful Thinking" to cut emissions without harming the economy. "Wishing for change is far more important than actually cutting greenhouse emissions," Bush said in a prepared statement. "We urge all Americans to take up Wishful Thinking to lower CO2 emissions and, if necessary, to even use up their birthday wishes in this national effort. |
| While President Bush wishes for greenhouse gas emissions reductions, the international community is wishing President Bush would set measurable emissions caps -- something he has been reluctant to do because after he ran out of fingers and toes, he could no longer count the tons of CO2 actually being produced. That's why all polluters in the U.S. are officially recorded as producing exactly ten tons of CO2 annually.
The economy vs. the environment
The argument about cutting greenhouse gas emissions has long focused on the economy vs. the environment. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 It's a zero-emissions vehicle with no tailpipe or evaporative emissions, no emissions from gasoline refining or sales, and no onboard emission-control systems. Like other electric cars under development, this model can accelerate with great speed, from 0-60 mph in 10 seconds. However, performance electric cars from other companies like Tesla Motors can go from 0-60 mph in a whiplash-inducing 4 seconds.
According to the website for Phoenix Motorcars, the company "manufactures zero-emission, freeway-speed fleet vehicles. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Because the Tesla Roadster produces no direct emissions, the emissions test is never needed. Since it meets all of the necessary Department of Transportation requirements for insurance and registration, it is ready to drive off the lot immediately, just like nearly any other car.
The Tesla Roadster seems to have impressive technological advances. For example, the car has no physical starter key. It has no ignition. It's virtually theft-proof. To start the car, you enter your PIN into the console, but without it, the car will not move, which makes hot-wiring no longer possible. |
Donna Jackson Nakazawa
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 These domestic emissions are about to overtake car emissions as the primary source of the city's outdoor air pollution.
Some schools and hospitals are replacing chemical-based cleaning agents with natural alternatives. Since September 2006, a state law has required schools in New York to use cleaning products that do not carry any endocrine disruptors, carcinogens, or scents that can trigger reactions such as asthma. Other states may soon encourage similar changes, especially if they hear from enough constituents who support such legislation. |
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| Because the Tesla Roadster produces no direct emissions, the emissions test is never needed. Since it meets all of the necessary Department of Transportation requirements for insurance and registration, it is ready to drive off the lot immediately, just like nearly any other car.
The Tesla Roadster seems to have impressive technological advances. For example, the car has no physical starter key. It has no ignition. It's virtually theft-proof. To start the car, you enter your PIN into the console, but without it, the car will not move, which makes hot-wiring no longer possible. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 The EU has recently announced its intention to cut carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2020. Energy saving is an essential part of the EU's strategy to reduce CO2 emissions, but 80 percent of home lighting today uses highly inefficient incandescent bulbs that convert only five percent of the energy they consume into light.
This month, "at an EU conference hosted by Germany's Chancellor, Angela Merkel, the European Union's leaders announced their intention to ban incandescent light bulbs, for the 490 million people living within the EU's 27 countries, by 2010," according to the website. |
Andreas Moritz
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 In other words, emissions from livestock have become a significant source of atmospheric methane. As of 1990, domestic animals currently account for about 15 percent of the annual anthropogenic methane emissions, and the number has been steadily increasing ever since.
• Eighty-five percent of the topsoil lost in the USA each year is directly associated with the raising of livestock. In this way, 4 million acres of cropland is destroyed every year. In the same way, precious rain forests have had to give way to satisfy the demand for more meat in the world. |
Donna Jackson Nakazawa
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| These domestic emissions are about to overtake car emissions as the primary source of the city's outdoor air pollution.
Some schools and hospitals are replacing chemical-based cleaning agents with natural alternatives. Since September 2006, a state law has required schools in New York to use cleaning products that do not carry any endocrine disruptors, carcinogens, or scents that can trigger reactions such as asthma. Other states may soon encourage similar changes, especially if they hear from enough constituents who support such legislation. |
David R. Montgomery
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 A more realistic scenario estimates the total carbon sequestration potential for the world's cropland as roughly 25 percent of current carbon emissions. Moreover, more carbon in the soil would help reduce demand for fertilizers and would lead to less erosion, and therefore further slow carbon emissions, all while increasing soil fertility.
The attraction of no-till methods is immense, but obstacles remain to theit universal adoption. And they don't work well everywhere. |
Ron Garner
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 In order for rejuvenation and longevity to manifest in a body, above all, there must be an increase in biophoton emissions. In other words, there must be an increase in the brightness of the telomeres (chromosomal tips). Without these biophoton emissions, any product or supplement is useless, because it requires life to regenerate and sustain life. Love is all there is. Life is love in action.
Collecting Primal Energy
Certain primary source (unrefined) minerals, especially quartz crystals, are natural concentrators of the primal ullf (biophotons). |
David R. Montgomery
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| A more realistic scenario estimates the total carbon sequestration potential for the world's cropland as roughly 25 percent of current carbon emissions. Moreover, more carbon in the soil would help reduce demand for fertilizers and would lead to less erosion, and therefore further slow carbon emissions, all while increasing soil fertility.
The attraction of no-till methods is immense, but obstacles remain to theit universal adoption. And they don't work well everywhere. |
Mark Schapiro
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 Environmental Protection Agency administrator Stephen Johnson announced talks with Chinese officials to develop an emissions-trading market in sulfur-dioxide emissions, a market-driven strategy that has been highly successful in reducing acid rain in North America but has had little effect on greenhouse gases. |
Joan Liebmann-Smith, Ph. D., and Jacqueline Nardi Egan
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 The gas expelled by cows and other livestock is responsible for nearly 20% of methane emissions worldwide. Nitrogen-rich manure also adds to the problem.The situation is even worse in New Zealand, where a whopping 60% of greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock. vomiting blood, and bloody stools.
(See The Scoop on Poop, below.) Finally, excessive burping with severe nausea or vomiting may be danger signs of a heart attack.
FREQUENT FARTING
Farting probably provokes more laughter and embarrassment than any other normal bodily function. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| Besides making it difficult to pass an emissions test, these holes can allow toxic exhaust fumes to leak into the passenger area of your car. With time, your colon can also develop holes. These holes allow toxins to leak into your bloodstream. Eventually, these toxins creep into other organs and bodily tissues where they fester and cause disease.
Over the last 100 years, mankind has polluted the air, the food, the water, and practically everything else we've been able to get our hands on. We watch all of these things occurring and still seem to think, "It doesn't concern me. |
Dr Ron Roberts
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 Often the air is contaminated due to badly situated intakes being affected by car emissions from the carpark.
Some buildings have practically no fresh air intake at all. Some building managers re-circulate too much air because they believe it is cheaper than having to heat or cool fresh air.
There is undeniable evidence that the environment can make us ill. Headaches, fatigue, insomnia, eye disorders, irritation of the throat, lungs and respiratory tract, asthma, allergy, emphysema, bronchitis, immune system damage, memory loss, cancer and defects in newborn babies can be traced to pollution. |
| Soil depletion, food processing, chemical additives, pesticide residues, toxic emissions, stress, emotional trauma and the overuse of drugs all increase our need for additional micro-nutrients to ensure a healthy life.
This need for added nutrients is much greater today than it was in past generations. Today's crops tend to be grown on mineral-depleted soils using artificial fertilisers, then manufactured with an eye towards appearance and processed to have a long shelf-life.
During manufacture, many foods are refined to such a degree that most of their nutritional value is lost. |
Lester A. Mitscher and Victoria Toews
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 Examples: The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) that are present in condensed smoke from cigarettes, automobile emissions, grilled foods, fireplace residues, and the like are examples. Largely inert by themselves, liver enzymes can attack these substances with reactive oxygen species to produce carcinogens that react with DNA unless intercepted and deactivated. Certain nitiogen-containing molecules produced by cooking, especially grilling red meats or in Cajun-style blackening of meats, serve as pro-carcinogens.
• Carcinogens: substances that increase the risk of cancer. |
Ray D. Strand
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 The air that we breathe today is filled with ozone, nitrogen oxides, fuel emissions, and secondary cigarette smoke. In short: breathe in, cough out.
I will never forget my long journey to San Diego to start my internship at Mercy Hospital. I stopped along the way to see friends in Azusa. The smog was unbelievable, especially for a small-town boy from South Dakota. The next morning my friend took me outside in his yard to look at the magnificent San Bernardino Mountains. There was only one problem: we could not see them. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| This unique combination of carefully selected minerals, vinegars, and herbs takes advantage of the body's natural heat emissions (body heat) by reflecting them with a special copper shield back into the foot for improved blood circulation. This exclusive "Heat Reflector" technology thus allows you to more efficiently purge toxins out of your body and into the patches where you want them.
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Ron Garner
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| Besides irradiating food, electromagnetic fields and invisible microwave emissions can bypass the built-in shielding in microwave ovens, and can leak through aging door seals, allowing them to travel to other rooms of the house.
The history of microwave ovens dates back to World War II, when the Nazis began research and development of these devices. |
Ray D. Strand
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| The thick mucous lining contains many antioxidants that then neutralize the inhaled pollutants like ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and fuel emissions. They provide a layer of protection that is so effective that most of the time these pollutants don't even come in contact with the underlying epithelial cells.
With ELFs as the first line of defense, the mucous, cilia, and immune response form a team that is extraordinarily effective in preventing infections in the respiratory tract. |
Ron Garner
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| Without these biophoton emissions, any product or supplement is useless, because it requires life to regenerate and sustain life. Love is all there is. Life is love in action.
Collecting Primal Energy
Certain primary source (unrefined) minerals, especially quartz crystals, are natural concentrators of the primal ullf (biophotons). Crystals can be programmed, just like microchips, to hold and radiate the magnetic love energy frequency. We can utilize this knowledge to produce structured water that is alive, active, and high in energy. |
| The energy in water is light energy, or biophotons, which are molecular light emissions that regulate cell growth and regeneration, and control all biochemical processes.9
Accessing the Primary Energy Source
The energy work of Mr. and Mrs. E. Excelex was introduced in chapter 12. They have been researching and developing methods of clearing stale energies and raising pure vibrational energies in the human body. |
Peter h. Fraser and Harry Massey
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 In their article "Biophoton Emission from the Hands," the Korean-led team reported that they detected 34 percent more biophotons (in the range of 300-650 nanometers) coming from the hands of their twenty healthy volunteers than could be expected if the photons were simply a result of natural background emissions. They also confirmed that the biophotons were not created as a consequence of thermal radiation or body heat.10
THE CELL
In chapter 1, we briefly mentioned Gilbert Ling's revamping of cell membrane theory. |
| To use an analogy to make this distinction clear, think of how a mechanic can extract information about how your car's engine is performing by analyzing only the emissions from the tailpipe. He'll know a lot about the engine, but not everything. In the same way, information is encoded in the visible aura, but it is scant compared with what is contained in the vast network of the body-field. Peter quips that the visible aura is the "off-gassing" of the body-field. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| In the case of your car, those toxins are exhaust emissions.
Your body works in much the same way. The foods you eat are pumped from your stomach into your intestines where they are broken down to create the energy that keeps you moving. The foods we fuel our bodies with also create byproducts. If the intestines are functioning properly, these byproducts are expelled two to four times a day through regular bowel movements.
When your car's engine isn't running smoothly and its exhaust pipe becomes congested with polluted gunk, it backfires. |
Brigitte Mars, A.H.G.
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 The Mandarin name yin yang buo translates as "licentious goat wort," in reference to the fact that goats that graze upon this herb have increased seminal emissions and are more sexually active. |
Ron Garner
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| Not only is the oxygen content of the air many of us are breathing deficient, but industrial emissions and engine exhausts are continually polluting the air as well. Industrial chemicals such as pesticides, fungicides and insecticides, plastics, radiation, and synthetic products are changing the natural health-giving properties of our food. They introduce toxins to our bodies that our ancestors did not have to cope with.
Some industrial chemicals, detergents, and food dyes are classified as hormone disrupters because they are estrogen mimics. |
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