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From the page: "Back in the 1920�s, Henry Ford developed a product called �oeFordite”, which was a mixture of wheat straw, rubber, sulphur, silica and other ingredients that was used to make steering wheels for his vehicles."

From the page: "A nonprofit organization that monitors the health of the Potomac River said Wednesday that a condition causing abnormalities in fish should serve as an urgent warning to rehabilitate the waterway that provides 90 percent of the D.C. area's drinking water. "

From the page: "Money should have nothing to do with whether or not someone chooses to go raw. If anything, I am spending a little less money each week to give my body an abundance of nutrients and delicious food."

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From the page: "China will announce new PPM for Carbon Dioxide and announce a brand new global initiative and push for wind and solar unprecedented in the history of mankind. China must build 284,000 new wind turbines by 2030 just to meet Chinas� new numbers for minimum renewable energy targtets. China will also drop the current 70% Wind Power protectionism rules that prohibit foreign wind companies like GE and Vestas and Gamesa and Suzlon from fully going after the massive China wind power market. By dropping this 70% wind protectionism clause, China will open its borders to a multitude of foreign wind companies but GE and Vestas will be the main beneficiaries of this new policy. Jobs in Europe and USA will be created by this new open borders policy President Obama has worked long and hard for."

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From the page: "Millions of adults die every year from bugs and toxins in what they eat, according to new World Health Organisation data that shows food-borne diseases are far more deadly than the U.N. agency previously estimated.

The research faults unsafe food for 1.2 million deaths per year in people over the age of five in Southeast Asia and Africa - three times more adult deaths than the Geneva-based WHO had thought occurred in the whole world."