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Chaco Canyon’s future: a pledge for environmental justice and tribal rights
The Honoring Chaco Initiative (HCI), launched by the U.S. Department of the Interior, represents a beacon of hope for the Greater Chaco Region—a culturally rich and ecologically sensitive area in northern New Mexico. This ambitious initiative proposes a 20-year ban on new oil and gas drilling and fracking in the region, marking a significant shift […]
Video: Biden’s Handlers Allow Him To Walk Along Edge Of Grand Canyon Cliff
Joe Biden spent Tuesday bumbling around the Grand Canyon. His handlers are now letting Biden, who stumbles on steps and falls over sandbags, walk on the edge of a huge precipice: His 'people' take him to the edge of a giant canyon today.Tomorrow his same 'people' will take him to the edge of an active […]
Ancient Egyptians In America’s Grand Canyon – Astounding Evidence Or Elaborate Cover-Up?
Although not numerous, some people claim that Egyptians once inhabited the Americas. Some stories are too outrageous to believe, yet they are still interesting historical accounts. Read more Section: News Premium Preview Read Later Source Views: 0
ACH (2160) Blackbird9 – An Introduction To Laurel Canyon
EURO FOLK RADIO ACH (2160) Blackbird9 – An Introduction To Laurel Canyon Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds Subscribe Share In today’s show originally broadcast on May 23 2023, Andy is joined by Blackbird9 for a show entitled, “An Introduction To Laurel Canyon.” We discussed: how all […]
CIA, MIA, LSD and the Laurel Canyon Rock Music Scene
George Orwell would not have suspected!!!!! First, a local news story about the Laurel Canyon music scene. It tells the story of how these rock legends of Laurel Canyon developed their music amidst wild parties and unlimited supplies of drugs> Now, for the intelligence community connection. We all know that the CIA […]
Department of Interior announces protection of more than 351,000 acres of Chaco Canyon
Image Credit: gregorywass/Flickr The U.S. Department of the Interior’s proposal to protect Chaco Canyon will bar new federal oil and gas leasing. The proposal withdraws approximately 351,000 acres of public lands around Chaco Culture National Historical Park located in New Mexico. This action is an effort to “protect the Chaco Canyon and the greater connected […]
Sassanid bas-relief to be installed on original place atop steep canyon
Sassanid bas-relief to be installed on original place atop steep canyon – Tehran%20Times TEHRAN – Fars province’s tourism directorate is set to reinstall a massive bas-relief, attributed to the Sassanid king Shapur I, on its original place near the entrance of a cave atop a steep canyon in southern Iran. “This magnificent bas-relief is to […]
The Collapse of Chaco Canyon: Recent Study Challenges Drought Theory
In the center of America’s Four Corners Region , Chaco Canyon is an arid, desolate place, sprinkled with the occasional, lonely juniper tree, cactus, or sage bush. Hundreds of mysterious, ancient structures haunt this canyon and the entire region, meticulously aligned along the paths of the Sun, Moon, and constellation Orion. Known as Chacoan Great […]
Mule Canyon: Ancestral Pueblo Village of the Anasazi
The Four Corners region of the United States is a unique place in North America . It is the meeting place of the four corners of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado. With its distinct geographical features, a long and diverse history, and a recognizable regional character, this area really has a lot to offer. […]
Forbidden Zone of The Grand Canyon: Legends, Landmarks & Lies
In the last decade or so, controversies and wild speculations have swirled online around Grand Canyon National Park and a newspaper article published by the Arizona Gazette on April, 5 th 1909. The headlines read: “EXPLORATIONS IN THE GRAND CANYON/ Mysteries of Immense Rich Cavern Being Brought to Light / JORDAN IS ENTHUSED/ Remarkable Finds […]
Mini ‘Grand Canyon’: 6-story sinkhole opens up on NZ farm (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The huge chasm appeared after several days of heavy rainfall near the North Island town of Rotorua, reactivating a series of collapsed holes and causing a 500 meter crack along a fault line. Farm manager Colin Tremain told RT.com he stumbled upon the sinkhole on Monday morning, guessing it opened up quickly some time on […]
Trump Administration Targets Uranium Mining Ban Near Grand Canyon
Google is blocking our site. Please use the social media sharing buttons (upper left) to share this on your social media and help us break through. WASHINGTON— The Trump administration wants to roll back a 20-year ban to allow uranium mining near the Grand Canyon, according to a Forest Service report formally released today. Under […]
Flash flood filmed in Johnson Canyon, Utah
Recent rain brought flash flood watches and warnings to portions of Utah this week, and one flash flood in Johnson Canyon was captured on camera. David Rankin predicts, chases and captures flash floods on video, and his latest footage shows a flash flood from Friday carrying water and debris. Rankin states heavy rain caused […]
Uranium Mining in the Grand Canyon Continues Despite Years of Resistance
Vic Bishop, Staff WriterWaking Times Sad but true, the dramatic opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota failed to achieve the result of stopping corporate and political powers from proceeding with the pipeline. Less than six months after the camp’s abandonment, the pipeline is functional and […]
This Rare Phenomenon Captured By Photographers At The Grand Canyon Is A Must See
Every year, millions of people come to see the Grand Canyon National Park, one of the seven natural wonders of the world. However, on extremely rare days when cold air is trapped in the canyon and topped by a layer of warm air, which in combination with moisture and condensation, form the phenomenon referred to […]
Venezuelan Town Flooded 30 Years Ago Reemerges Thanks To El Niño
Potosi, in the western state of Táchira, was once described as a “magical” place, an Andean paradise. It was home to some 1,200 people, who earned a living by working in the fields. Like many other small towns, it had a store, hospital, school, prefecture, square and church. Potosi was founded in the mid-19th century, […]
Despite the dangers, nuclear war still on the drawing board of the Pentagon
More than 2000 nuclear explosions have occurred since 1945 as part of nuclear weapons’ testing. Officially only two nuclear bombs (Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 6 and 9, August 1945) have been used in an act of war. The media consensus is that a nuclear holocaust is an impossibility. Should we be concerned? Publicly available military […]