Author Archives: Bob ll

Academia.edu is a platform for academics to share research papers. Source: Glyphosate’s Suppression of Cytochrome P450 Enzymes and Amino Acid Biosynthesis by the Gut Microbiome: Pathways to Modern Diseases Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

Source: COVID Facts that deserve emphasis He emphasizes, many times, to wash or sterilize your hands and to NOT touch your face. Wearing a plain mask: cloth, inexpensive paper, whatever – is to help you avoid touching your own face, … Continue reading →

Top political donors of those most fervently pushing regime change in Venezuela have major stakes in Monsanto and Bayer. Source: Planting the Seeds of Regime Change: How GMO Seeds and Monsanto/Bayer’s “RoundUp” are Driving US Policy in Venezuela Soon after … Continue reading →

A friend of mine sent me a link to the story and was wondering whether she should continue to go to public places. I know that I haven’t posted here in a long time. I had too many people telling … Continue reading →

As we leaned over the Colchester Bog boardwalk, a student asked, “What’s that black stuff on the water?” I suggested gently poking it with a twig. This elicited the expected Source: Springtails: Tiggers of the invertebrate world Spread the Good … Continue reading →

Related: Chemical-free community swimming pool is filled with recycled rainwater filtered through plants + gh3* Photos via gh3* Borden Park Natural Swimming Pool, gh3*, natural swimming… Source: Canada unveils its first chemical-free public outdoor pool and it’s Spread the Good … Continue reading →

I started reading The Wizard of Oz series a while back. And this morning I was Wikipedia-ing around and discovered that it is dedicated to his best friend and companion, his wife. and I looked up her name Matilda Joslyn … Continue reading →

The microscopic particles unleashed by the plant’s explosions are also a potential environmental and health concern Source: Radioactive Glass Beads May Tell the Terrible Tale of How the Fukushima Meltdown Unfolded Oh my. Read between the lines. There are tiny … Continue reading →

I’m just flabbergasted,” said Dr. William Schaffner, an expert in infectious diseases and chair at the Department of Preventive Medicine at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, Tennessee. “This is an awful disease, but … we have had … Continue reading →

King Tut peas are one of dozens of spring flowers you can see during a tour. Source: Finch Frolic Garden is Open! Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!