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Monsanto’s Roundup Shown to be Ravaging Butterfly Population
Mike Barrett Natural Society Monsanto’s Roundup, containing the active ingredient glyphosate, has been tied to more health and environmental problems than you could imagine. Similar to how pesticides have been contributing to the bee decline, Monsanto’s Roundup has been tied … Continue reading →
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Toltec Wisdom – The Four Natural Enemies in Life
Most ancient civilizations around the world had a set of beliefs, ideas and teachings about life and the Toltec culture of Mexico was no different. Toltec, meaning the craftsman, was one of great empires of the Basin of Mexico that … Continue reading →
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