Living For Longer

(NaturalNews) Dead and dying sea mammals continue to wash ashore at unusual and alarming rates along the California coast. Scientists are stumped, suggesting that the cause may be food shortages caused by abnormally warm waters - but unsure of what has caused the ocean off the California... [...]

(NaturalNews) Whales have been dropping like flies in the Gulf of Alaska. Approximately nine whale carcasses were sighted in late May and early June. Now, fisherman have spotted five more decomposing whales, a fin whale and four humpbacks to add to the death toll.The first two... [...]

(NaturalNews) Seventeen dolphins found mysteriously beached near the site of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant may have died from radiation-induced heart damage, a scientific analysis has suggested.In March 2011, a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered meltdowns... [...]

(NaturalNews) Pictures of alluring roses and daisies flourish on Facebook and Twitter. In May and June of 2015, however, a Japanese citizen posted pictures of daisies on Twitter that went viral for reasons other than their aesthetic appeal.An amateur photographer who goes by the... [...]

By Jake Anderson In March 2011, a devastating tsunami struck Japan, causing a meltdown in three of Fukushima’s nuclear reactors. Though it’s generally regarded as the most alarming and destructive... [...]

(NaturalNews) The progressive California town of Berkeley has passed a new resolution mandating that the safety information typically buried deep within the fine print of mobile phone user manuals instead be emblazoned as a prominent safety warning that consumers will actually notice... [...]

(NaturalNews) Censored and heavily redacted emails[PDF] from U.S. government scientists and officials reveal that there were major concerns among American policymakers shortly after the devastating Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster in March 2011 that there would be... [...]

(NaturalNews) By 2016, nearly as much radiation from the Fukushima disaster will have reached the North American West Coast as was initially scattered over Japan during the nuclear explosions, according to professor Michio Aoyama of Japan's Fukushima University Institute of Environmental... [...]

This is not news for those who have been paying attention. [...]

(NaturalNews) As an alternative to the notorious "smart meters," which a growing number of people now recognize as a major public health hazard, some utility companies are now offering a slightly dumbed-down meter containing technology known as AMR, or automated meter reading, that... [...]

(NaturalNews) The censorship savages are at it again, viciously tearing apart a New York Times Style writer who in a recent column dared to question the safety of so-called "wearable tech," which includes things like smartphones and the new Apple Watch. After warning the public that... [...]

(NaturalNews) On May 1, a worker at Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant discovered a storage tank leaking radioactive water, plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) announced the following day.In March 2011, a major earthquake and tsunami triggered... [...]

TEPCO has quickly admitted that the nuclear plant has sprung another leak... [...]

Discovery that soil below a slide was contaminated fans fears for children. [...]

Traces of radiation reportedly detected on drone carrying camera and bottle with unidentified contents. [...]

(NaturalNews) With environmentalists and activists still reeling and trying to remedy the chemical annihilation of pollinator populations, they now have a new crisis to manage and investigate to prevent another important ecosystem from crashing -- the West Coast fisheries.Earlier... [...]

Radiation from the plant was discovered off the coast of Canada earlier this month. [...]

Radiation from the plant was discovered off the coast of Canada earlier this month. [...]

Enough to kill a human within an hour... [...]

(NaturalNews) Just how bad was the radiation fallout from the near-complete destruction of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima power station following a massive earthquake-generated tsunami in March 2011? The answer is, most people simply don't know - because the media coverage... [...]

(NaturalNews) According to the site stopsmartmeters.org, thousands of people have complained of tinnitus, headaches, nausea, sleeplessness, heart arrhythmia, and other symptoms after a 'smart' meter was installed. The ongoing research results and evidence of the health hazards of... [...]

Melissa MeltonActivist PostThe mainstream media and their experts are finally openly admitting that radiation from the crippled nuclear reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the initial meltdown of which was equivalent to 168 of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima during World War II, has reached North American shores, but don’t worry.Everything, according to the system, is just fine and dandy.Via the Statesman Journal, April 6, 2015:It’s the first time radioactivit [...]

This week on the New World Next Week: No, Russia did not just hack the White House; Yes, the UK did just pass a law allowing them to dump nuclear waste in Brits back yards; and Creative Commons promotes open business models in the peer-to-peer economy. [...]

Amount of xenon observed was consistent with one megaton atmospheric detonation. [...]

Melting starfish, dying seals and tuna with radiation 3-10 times normal. [...]

Scientists detected small amounts of cesium-134 and cesium-137... [...]

(NaturalNews) According to the most recent report, deaths in Japan attributable to the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster have continued to increase. Last year, the number of deaths increased by 18 percent over the year before.A March 2011 earthquake and tsunami triggered multiple... [...]

(NaturalNews) Fukushima is Japan's and the world's radiation nightmare that will not go away in our lifetimes nor our children's or grandchildren's. The Fukushima nuclear power plant is hemorrhaging radioactive toxic waste into the ocean and though we are told not to panic, nor even... [...]