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News & Articles By Lance D Johnson
05/14/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Iowa’s cancer crisis is real: Radon, pesticides and industrial agriculture converge, sickening middle America
A grim medical reality is unfolding across Middle America, predominantly Iowa’s farmland. In the land of pesticides and industrial agriculture, where policies have made farming dependent on cancer causing chemicals, cancer rates are rising faster than any other place in the nation. While federal regulators and agricultural conglomerates continue to insist that chemical-intensive farming practices […]
05/13/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The toxic truth behind the solar energy mirage: Heavy metal waste is making farmland unusable
It wasn’t long ago, we were all told to “go green” and save the environment by investing in solar panels. Rapid investment in solar energy infrastructure ignored the hidden environmental cost that comes from the manufacture and eventually the waste generated by broken or outdated solar components. Right now, the solar energy industry is touting […]
05/12/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Bio-terror continues in the skies: How global elites plan to inject FUNGAL SPORES into our atmosphere to cause perpetual respiratory infections
A peer-reviewed paper published in October 2024 has laid out a detailed blueprint for what can only be described as mass atmospheric experimentation on an unsuspecting global population. The paper, titled “Atmospheric Fungal Spore Injection: A Promising Breakthrough for Challenging the Impacts of Climate Change Through Cloud Seeding and Weather Modification,” openly advocates for the […]
05/06/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Data centers, forever chemicals, and a poisoned future: The toxic alliance fueling a public health crisis
Deep in the pine forests of Wayne County, Mississippi, a Sipcam Agro plant quietly releases the herbicide paraquat into the air — a chemical so lethal that one sip can kill. Paraquat is banned in over 70 countries including China, Brazil, and across the European Union because it causes neurological dysfunction and cancer, yet the […]
02/25/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Carbon capture pipelines can rupture, shooting plumes of asphyxiating gas into the atmosphere
Imagine a network of massive pipes, wider than a person is tall, snaking through the quiet countryside and edging past towns. Their proposed cargo isn’t water or fuel, but carbon dioxide, captured from factories and pumped under the sea. Promoted as a vital weapon against climate change, this vision of carbon capture and storage (CCS) […]
02/11/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
EPA reapproves weaponized dicamba, betraying farmers for corporate profit
In the heartland of America, a silent war is being waged against the very soil and soul of farming communities. The weapon is a volatile, drift-prone pesticide called dicamba, and the generals are the chemical giants who manufacture it, now operating with the explicit permission of a captured regulatory agency. Despite being struck down twice […]
01/22/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Class action lawsuit goes after Ziploc storage bags for shedding microplastics
As consumer awareness grows on the issue of microplastics, hysteria is also growing. Across the country, consumers are being told that the very containers safeguarding their leftovers are secretly poisoning them with invisible plastic particles. This narrative has now found its way into a federal courtroom, where a California woman is spearheading a class action […]
01/21/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Plastic-coated farm fertilizers exposed as clandestine source of microplastic pollution, accumulating in the oceans
A groundbreaking investigation from Tokyo Metropolitan University has unmasked a pervasive yet largely ignored environmental crisis: plastic-coated fertilizers are a primary contributor to the global microplastic crisis, systematically poisoning oceans and infiltrating the human food chain. Published on January 19, 2026, the research led by Professor Masayuki Kawahigashi and Dr. Dolgormaa Munkhbat traces how these […]
01/13/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Not just genetic: 24-year-old dies of DEMENTIA, prompting research into environmental causes
In a world where health narratives are carefully controlled by pharmaceutical giants and captured regulatory agencies, the tragic story of a 24-year-old man dying from dementia is not just a medical anomaly—it is a deafening alarm bell. The mainstream would have you believe dementia is an inevitable genetic plague of the elderly, a narrative that […]
01/09/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The price of mercury contamination: Seven fish species to INDULGE IN and seven to AVOID
Fish is an exceptional source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, high-quality protein, and essential vitamins and minerals like B12, Vitamin D, and selenium. The primary health risk in fish consumption comes from mercury, a toxic heavy metal that accumulates in larger, longer-lived predatory species. Choosing smaller, shorter-lived fish like sardines and anchovies typically ensures lower […]
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