How To Filter Your Shower Water Very Efficiently; chlorine and chloramines

When we shower, we absorb the substances dissolved in water through our skin quite readily. For example, if you shower in chlorinated water, as much as 60% of the chlorine you absorb daily comes from showering.

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Great reasoning on why Ron Paul should keep all options open

Great article intended as a letter to Ron Paul, urging him to keep the eventual option of a third party run open...letter submitted to the Independent in Ridgecrest, CA; Ron Paul a catalyst for global change...other nations challenged to "follow the Constitution".

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Thousand of new volcanoes revealed beneath the waves - earth

This is a topic that I first addressed in 2005, after finding evidence on the U of Alaska's public info site, that there were harmonic tremors for some time after the tsunami struck. Search for it on google; the other story I wrote about underbalanced wells is called CSI Sumatra.

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Gangs in the Military - All Branches and in the Open

Gangs joining the military to train for war on the streets. Read the Report: Beaten at the Border about the drug trade which supplies the gangs with weapons.

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Growth of wind farms saps supply of technicians

Wind farms have taken off amid concerns over greenhouse gases produced by coal-fired electric plants. Story about wind and education, found in the Jerusalem Post...who on the planet is not interested in wind power development...George Bush??

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State of the Art Wind Power Project Unveiled in Mojave

Large wind energy power project to generate more jobs for Kern County and boost local economy. Oak Creek Energy is located in Mojave, CA and is a wind energy pioneer, beginning with one of the first wind farms built in California in early 1982. Also a pioneer in wind power education for almost seven years.

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Wind Power Growing Deep in the Heart of Texas

Texas, once the oil capital of North America, is rapidly turning into the capital of wind power. After breakneck growth the last three years, Texas has reached the point that more than 3 percent of its electricity, enough to supply power to one million homes, comes from wind turbines. We have videos to demonstrate this on GreenEnergyTV.com under wind power.

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