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CDC projects DEATHS to hit 15,600 per week in the US, but blames the deaths on COVID, not the vaccine - Vimarsana News

CDC projects DEATHS to hit 15,600 per week in the US, but blames the deaths on COVID, not the vaccine

There are now more Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in the U.K. than ever before (78,610 were recorded on December 15). The U.K. is set to break that record in the coming days and weeks as new [...]

Finally, Cause of City's 'Stench of Death' Is Revealed - Vimarsana News

Finally, Cause of City's 'Stench of Death' Is Revealed

In early October, residents in Carson, Calif., started picking up on a noxious smell emanating from the Dominguez Channel, with dozens of complaints called in daily to the South...

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Preparing to THRIVE in the post-collapse economy: Scavenging, barter, off-grid food production and rescuing survivors - Vimarsana News

Preparing to THRIVE in the post-collapse economy: Scavenging, barter, off-grid food production and rescuing survivors

Today's Situation Update podcast is a must-listen if you want to know what the post-collapse economy is going to look like. You'll need new skills to survive and thrive, and those who [...]

Indian startup promotes cow dung logs for cremating coronavirus victims - Vimarsana News

Indian startup promotes cow dung logs for cremating coronavirus victims

Crematoriums in India became overwhelmed with the bodies of those who died of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) as a second wave of infections battered the country. This has resulted in an [...]

Shadow Lake sees winter fish die off - Vimarsana News

Shadow Lake sees winter fish die off

Shadow Lake City Park has experienced a winter die-off of some of its fish, which has raised concerns from local residents. Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesperson Randy Hampton said an aquatic biologist and the area’s district wildlife manager visited the lake, which is located in the Redlands, and determined that the fish kill was due to winter weather. The city of Grand Junction has been planning utility work in the area, but Hampton said there was no evidence, like blockage of the gills, to suggest the fish were killed by the work. “The lake will freeze and if it freezes too de...