"Vaccines," antibiotic abuse, water, environmental pollution, food contamination, gene therapies, etc., Big Pharma, the CDC, the FDA, and in general, the globalist elites, with their psychopathic minds and undivided ambitions, are degenerating the human race.
Instead of purifying the blood with clean spring water, as our ancestors drank, we are drinking real poison, due to industrial pollution, industrial agriculture, and the pharmaceutical industry. The excessive consumption of clothing, as Dr. Mercola reports, is a major source of pollution. Industrial agriculture, the phosphate compounds found in wastewater or dumped directly into surface waters, come from fertilizers washed out of the soil by water or wind, human and animal excretions, and detergents and cleaning products. Increased algal growth, which in the worst cases can lead to eutrophication of surface waters, is a consequence of high phosphate concentrations. When these algae die, the decomposition processes result in toxins and a demand for oxygen from the surrounding environment that harm the aquatic ecosystem.
A report by Dr. Mercola, “Water Treatment Contaminants: Toxic Waste in Drinking Water,” was prompted by concerns about water pollution in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which dumped tens of millions of gallons of wastewater into waterways along the East Coast.
Yes Gui, we must account for the Medical runoffs through our waste, or those thrown out. Also, account for just how much are unnecessary meds, or misused, over prescribed or in the case of antibiotics, given to improperly rose livestock. These things negative affects can be seen on the surface in places like the Gulf. Who knows what may be happening in underground pockets where such could be accumulating also.
When it comes to Well Water, Springs you never know just where it may have came from. There are underground lakes, rivers, streams that could be coming from miles, hundreds of miles away from our homes. Now, even rainwater is contaminated with too many offenders to mention. Also, the way our rural areas have been hit is taking things to new heights preventing an ability to have clean healthy water. Sad state of affairs when just a few hundred years ago people could usually be able to drink out of most rivers, streams without much to worry about. Were we to promote reclaiming the grasslands with Biodynamic Methods, return the organic matter and soil life to the soil, when a 1% increase of organic matter holds an additional 20,000 gallons, just what impact would it have if our prairies were rejuvenated with livestock? Millions of acres ramped back up into the 8% range or more with the soil and its soil life filtering, cleansing the water would likely reduce much of the pollution loads before the water joins any underground network. Even so, there are also things like an area has high concentrates of Iron, Lead, whatnot, just natural background stuff we can not avoid, so even if such a massive regenerative project were to be put into practice, some would no doubt still need some kind of filter. Just not as much coming from sources polluting.
Just how its agricultural qualities are evident. Yes, water pollution from unsustainable agricultural practices poses a serious threat to human health and the planet's ecosystems, a problem often underestimated by both policymakers and farmers, warns a new report released today.
In many countries, the largest source of water pollution is agriculture—not cities or industry—while, globally, the most common chemical contaminant in groundwater aquifers is nitrates from agricultural activity, the report warns.
Modern agriculture is responsible for the discharge of large amounts of agrochemicals, organic matter, sediment, and salts into water bodies, the report says. This pollution affects billions of people and generates annual costs exceeding billions of US dollars.
“Agriculture is the largest producer of wastewater, by volume, and livestock generate far more excretions than humans. As land use has intensified, countries have greatly increased their use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, and other inputs,” note Eduardo Mansur, Director of the FAO Land and Water Division, and Claudia Sadoff, Director-General of IWMI, in their introduction to the report.
“While these inputs,” they add, “have helped boost food production, they have also given rise to environmental threats, as well as potential human health problems.”
The agricultural pollutants of greatest concern to human health are livestock pathogens, pesticides, nitrates in groundwater, trace metals, and emerging contaminants, including antibiotics and antibiotic-resistant genes excreted by livestock.
"Vaccines," antibiotic abuse, water, environmental pollution, food contamination, gene therapies, etc., Big Pharma, the CDC, the FDA, and in general, the globalist elites, with their psychopathic minds and undivided ambitions, are degenerating the human race.
Instead of purifying the blood with clean spring water, as our ancestors drank, we are drinking real poison, due to industrial pollution, industrial agriculture, and the pharmaceutical industry. The excessive consumption of clothing, as Dr. Mercola reports, is a major source of pollution. Industrial agriculture, the phosphate compounds found in wastewater or dumped directly into surface waters, come from fertilizers washed out of the soil by water or wind, human and animal excretions, and detergents and cleaning products. Increased algal growth, which in the worst cases can lead to eutrophication of surface waters, is a consequence of high phosphate concentrations. When these algae die, the decomposition processes result in toxins and a demand for oxygen from the surrounding environment that harm the aquatic ecosystem.
A report by Dr. Mercola, “Water Treatment Contaminants: Toxic Waste in Drinking Water,” was prompted by concerns about water pollution in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which dumped tens of millions of gallons of wastewater into waterways along the East Coast.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2013/08/joseph-mercola/is-your-tap-water-killing-you/
Yes Gui, we must account for the Medical runoffs through our waste, or those thrown out. Also, account for just how much are unnecessary meds, or misused, over prescribed or in the case of antibiotics, given to improperly rose livestock. These things negative affects can be seen on the surface in places like the Gulf. Who knows what may be happening in underground pockets where such could be accumulating also.
When it comes to Well Water, Springs you never know just where it may have came from. There are underground lakes, rivers, streams that could be coming from miles, hundreds of miles away from our homes. Now, even rainwater is contaminated with too many offenders to mention. Also, the way our rural areas have been hit is taking things to new heights preventing an ability to have clean healthy water. Sad state of affairs when just a few hundred years ago people could usually be able to drink out of most rivers, streams without much to worry about. Were we to promote reclaiming the grasslands with Biodynamic Methods, return the organic matter and soil life to the soil, when a 1% increase of organic matter holds an additional 20,000 gallons, just what impact would it have if our prairies were rejuvenated with livestock? Millions of acres ramped back up into the 8% range or more with the soil and its soil life filtering, cleansing the water would likely reduce much of the pollution loads before the water joins any underground network. Even so, there are also things like an area has high concentrates of Iron, Lead, whatnot, just natural background stuff we can not avoid, so even if such a massive regenerative project were to be put into practice, some would no doubt still need some kind of filter. Just not as much coming from sources polluting.
Just how its agricultural qualities are evident. Yes, water pollution from unsustainable agricultural practices poses a serious threat to human health and the planet's ecosystems, a problem often underestimated by both policymakers and farmers, warns a new report released today.
In many countries, the largest source of water pollution is agriculture—not cities or industry—while, globally, the most common chemical contaminant in groundwater aquifers is nitrates from agricultural activity, the report warns.
Modern agriculture is responsible for the discharge of large amounts of agrochemicals, organic matter, sediment, and salts into water bodies, the report says. This pollution affects billions of people and generates annual costs exceeding billions of US dollars.
“Agriculture is the largest producer of wastewater, by volume, and livestock generate far more excretions than humans. As land use has intensified, countries have greatly increased their use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, and other inputs,” note Eduardo Mansur, Director of the FAO Land and Water Division, and Claudia Sadoff, Director-General of IWMI, in their introduction to the report.
“While these inputs,” they add, “have helped boost food production, they have also given rise to environmental threats, as well as potential human health problems.”
The agricultural pollutants of greatest concern to human health are livestock pathogens, pesticides, nitrates in groundwater, trace metals, and emerging contaminants, including antibiotics and antibiotic-resistant genes excreted by livestock.