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News & Articles By Lance D Johnson
10/23/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
When twin volcanoes shook the world: How a 15th-century double eruption rewrote climate history
In the late 1450s, Earth’s climate was violently reshaped by forces far beyond human control. For centuries, historians and scientists have pointed to a single culprit: a colossal volcanic eruption that blanketed the planet in a cooling shroud. But what if the truth was even more dramatic? What if not one, but two volcanoes—thousands of […]
10/21/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
From poison to power: A radical new process turns arsenic contamination into a high-tech treasure
For communities from the San Luis Valley in Colorado to the farmlands of Bangladesh, the presence of arsenic in drinking water is a slow-moving public health catastrophe, a colorless and odorless threat that accumulates in the body over a lifetime, leading to cancer, heart disease, and devastating developmental disorders. The very act of cleaning this […]
10/11/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Scientists discover GOLD nanoparticles in SPRUCE TREES, which is naturally assimilated by symbiotic bacteria
Deep in the forests of Finland, scientists have uncovered a secret alchemy hidden within the needles of Norway spruce trees. They discovered gold nanoparticles so small they’re invisible to the naked eye, naturally assimilated with the help of symbiotic bacteria. The scientists catch a glimpse into nature’s intricate dance between trees, bacteria, and trace metals, […]
10/09/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Wind farms change the soil climate, wreak havoc on bird and bat populations
Beneath the sleek, white exteriors of spinning wind turbines lies a dirty secret the green energy industry doesn’t want you to hear. Promoted as a pristine solution to our energy needs, industrial wind farms are in fact carving a path of destruction through our ecosystems, sacrificing biodiversity and soil health on the altar of climate […]
10/02/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Sulfur dioxide exposure linked to 23% increased risk of developing ALS
A groundbreaking Canadian study links long-term exposure to sulfur dioxide (SO?) with a 23% increased risk of developing ALS—even at levels well below current safety standards. SO?, a byproduct of burning fossil fuels like coal and diesel, was the only pollutant among those studied (including nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and fine particulate matter) to show a […]
09/29/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Billions of useless, toxic face coverings are now polluting the planet, contributing to infertility, cancer, hormone disruption, and neurological damage
Since 2020, the world has been ensnared in a grand deception—one where the air itself seems thick not just with fear, but with the suffocating weight of authoritarian overreach. Under the pretense of public health, governments and health authorities demanded that billions of people obscure their faces behind masks. Yet, as mounting evidence reveals, these […]
09/28/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Tea polyphenols spark revival in dead lithium batteries: Could they energize human cells too?
As the world scrambles to recycle millions of retired lithium-ion batteries, a breakthrough from Chinese scientists offers a surprising solution—one that might also hint at nature’s hidden power to heal not just machines, but possibly even human cells. Researchers have discovered that tea polyphenols, the same antioxidants celebrated for their health benefits, can breathe new […]
09/26/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
India’s Ganges River is drying up slowly but surely, and reckless human activity is to blame
The Ganges has flowed for millennia, a ribbon of life weaving through the heart of South Asia, nourishing civilizations, cradling faith, and feeding half a billion souls. But now, this ancient river—worshipped as a goddess, relied upon as a lifeline—is fading before our eyes. A new study reveals that the Ganges is drying at a […]
09/04/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Vector-borne disease that causes brain swelling – St. Louis encephalitis – detected in mosquitoes in California
In the dusty streets of Brawley, California, a batch of mosquitoes trapped near Palm Avenue tested positive for St. Louis encephalitis (SLE), a virus that can turn from a headache into a death sentence. It’s not just Brawley. From the bayous of Louisiana to the farmlands of Nebraska, the same invisible threat is stirring in […]
08/26/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Scientists explore previously unknown canopy DIVERSITY in Amazon rainforest by analyzing eDNA from rainwater
High above the forest floor, where the air hums with the chorus of unseen creatures and the sun filters through emerald leaves in shifting patterns of light, a mystery unfolds. The canopy of the Amazon rainforest has long been a frontier of the unknown—a place where scientists dangle from ropes and cranes, risking life and […]
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