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The EMR Syndrome Alliance announces the launch of emrsyndrome.org, a resource for people living with EMR Syndrome (Electromagnetic Radiation Syndrome), a medical condition associated with exposure to man-made electromagnetic radiation (EMR) from wireless technologies and electromagnetic fields. Sources of man-made EMR include cell towers, antennas, cellphones, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 'smart' utility meters, 'smart appliances,' implanted medical devices, airport body scanners, and more. Documentation of this condition dates back to military and industrial research decades ago and has been on the rise ever since. Media Contact: Ruth F. Moss. 914.761.7307; 410670|AT|email4pr.com Email address">410670|AT|email4pr.comEmail address

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In a landmark unanimous vote, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma just became one of the first Native American Tribes to pass a complete moratorium on data center development on tribal jurisdiction.

The Cherokee Nation just established a task force to study the environmental and economic impacts of data centers on Cherokee Nation lands.

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A Missouri Senate bill seeks a pause on industrial solar projects until 2027 over environmental concerns.

GREEN DINO DETOX TEA

From Amadea Morningstar, Easy Healing Drinks from the Wisdom of Ayurveda

Takes a leisurely 15 minutes * Makes 3 (1 cup) servings

1 quart + - cup water

1 bunch Lacinato (dinosaur) kale

1 thin slice onion

1 slice (2 inches) fresh lemon

1 inch slice fresh ginger

- teaspoon ground tulsi

Bring the water to a boil. Tear the kale off the stems into the water, discard the stems or save for a soup stock. Add the rest of the ingredients, simmer until greens are tender. Strain, using the steaming water as your drink. Use the greens in whatever dish you like, including the Artichoke Heart Dip or Tender Green Pesto recipes above.

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