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By KETERAH LIPSCOMB, Two Rivers Tribune On May 18 The Hoopa Valley Youth Council and additional students held a No Show and protest against Klamath Trinity Joint Unified School District over Mold and other issues. The protest was held at … Continue reading →

From NaturalHealth365 comes this You Can’t Make This Stuff Up article. (NaturalHealth365) Have you ever felt sick after flying, only to assume it’s jetlag or a virus you picked up from another passenger? Well, think again!  You might have been … Continue reading →

From the Los Angeles Times comes another article questioning the safety of 5G. It features some input by Joel M. Moskowitz, director of the Center for Family and Community Health at UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health. As wireless companies prepare to … Continue reading →

Dr. William Rae, MD, Director of the Environmental Health Center in Dallas, suggests that our bodies are like a rain barrel. Every day we dump in pollutants in the form of the food we eat, the water we drink, and … Continue reading →

GREEN BANK, W.Va. (KDKA) — Would you believe there’s a place where no one can use a cell phone? Where Wi-Fi is not allowed? Where even finding a radio station can be a difficult task? There’s a town in West … Continue reading →

IBE Board Member and EcoNest Architecture founder Paula Baker-Laporte has just authored an article on the possible health impacts of photovoltaics for Mother Earth News. She begins by asking if “photovoltaic installations have negative health impacts?” I am often asked … Continue reading →

Learn all about Building Biology, our 25 guiding principles, steps you can take to create a healthier indoor environment, and other useful information by downloading our PDF, Making Better Choices for Healthier Environments. From before recorded history human beings have constructed … Continue reading →

It’s not just about the cancer risk. From The Washington Post comes this article which explores an ever-increasing list of physical ailments resulting from our increasing reliance on digital devices. The author begins ” As I type these words, there’s … Continue reading →

“Drunk on Wireless: Public Health Consequences of Cell Phone and Wireless Technologies are Begging for Society’s Attention” at the Left Forum 2016 in New York City featured Camilla Rees,MBA of Electromagnetic Health.org, public health physician Dr. David Carpenter, Director of … Continue reading →

An invisible killer had infiltrated Sto-Rox High School. When workers installed a cell tower on top of the school outside Pittsburgh, no one realized the exhaust spewed by its diesel generator was being sucked into the building’s ventilation system and … Continue reading →