WTF is Going on With Peru's Dolphins and Pelicans?

05-08-2012 • http://www.motherjones.com, By Julia Whitty

Something awful is happening in the waters off Peru's northern coast, where some 3,000 dolphins have died and washed ashore since January.

Real-Life Survival: Train Wreck Topples Town

04-10-2012 • http://lewrockwell.com, by Janet Spencer

I live in Montana where it is often bitterly cold in the winter. In February of 1989, it was 29 below zero, and a long train was crossing the state and heading up the Continental Divide just west of town.

Nine miners trapped underground

04-09-2012 • http://www.news.com.au, By Reynaldo Munoz

A RESCUE operation to free nine miners trapped since last Thursday in a mine in southern Peru could be delayed by two to three days, a top official says.

Gas Leak Forces Evacuation of Oil Rig in North Sea

03-27-2012 • http://www.commondreams.org

French-owned platform is abandoned with no answers yet on how to avert further calamity

Doctors baffled as Tourettes-like syndrome SPREADS among high school students.

01-27-2012 • www.dailymail.co.uk

Erin Brockovich suggests 'chemical spill' may be to blame

NASA: 2012 may bring dangerous solar superstorms

11-30-2011 • Terrence Aym

Could a 2012 magnetic superstorm generated by the sun destroy America or northern Europe's fragile technology? NASA and the European space agency say yes. Solar scientists are very concerned as they see the sun awaking from its unusually long slumbe

Yellowstone supervolcano, new Ice Age could topple US government

02-07-2011 • Terrence Aym

As evidence mounts that the world may fast be slipping into the next Ice Age, Washington insiders are hurrying to solidify a new power base for centralized government operations. Fears that the US capital might be struck by another more deadly terror

Texas plant fire under control, evacuations lifted

07-30-2009 • ARELIS HERNANDEZ

An evacuation order was issued for thousands of central Texas residents and Texas A&M University campus was closed Thursday as a fire burned at a chemical plant and warehouse that processes explosive ammonium nitrate.   Black smoke settled over Bryan, a city of about 80,000 people about 100 miles north of Houston, after the fire started about noon at the nearby El Dorado Chemical Co., said fire dispatcher Andy Throne. The plant blends and packages fertilizer and other chemicals, including ammonium nitrate, a chemical used to make explosives.   The fire continued to smolder but was under control Thursday night and the evacuation order was lifted for a majority of the city, said Bryan Fire Chief Mike Donoho. A scaled-back order remained in effect for only a small area surrounding the warehouse.   Some people had not been allowed to return home by late Thursday, said Michele Meade, deputy emergency management coordinator for Brazos County. Meade