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June 16, 2025 Even on remote islands: How plastic is killing shearwaters [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
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Even on remote islands: How plastic is killing shearwaters [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
Dorothy:
June 16, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 158
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Even on remote islands: How plastic is killing shearwaters. Petrels on an Australian island are starving to death with full stomachs. They eat so much plastic they crunch. Daniela Gschweng
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George:
Alexander Bond has a job that many would dream of: Every year, the biologist spends part of his working time on Lord Howe Island, a volcanic island between Australia and New Zealand. The island is a small paradise with beaches, dunes, mountains, and a coral lagoon. Lush forests grow in the subtropical climate, and there is both very deep and very shallow sea water. Lord Howe Island is the only larger island within a radius of several hundred kilometers. Animals on the island should actually be doing well. The numerous animals in and around the island should therefore also be doing well – the reason why the scientist is there in the first place. The conditions on Lord Howe Island are also a paradise for numerous birds – or should be. The area is a protected area and a UNESCO natural heritage site. Among many other birds, pale-footed shearwaters breed on the island. Despite the island's remoteness, they are extremely polluted with plastic. Their health has been deteriorating for years. Wedge-tailed shearwaters and pale-footed shearwaters are the most plastic-polluted birds in the world. Crooked-billed shearwaters, which are closely related to them, eat much less of it. A bird made of 20 percent plastic Bond and his team want to find out why. They spend a large part of their time examining the stomachs of dead birds, which they find on the beach almost every day. The researchers also test the animals for toxic substances that have entered their bodies along with the plastic. The researchers find a
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June 16, 2025 All glaciers are doomed [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
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All glaciers are doomed [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
Dorothy:
June 16, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 158
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All glaciers are doomed. Global warming is once again causing heated debate. Researchers from Bern demonstrate in a book how devastating it is for our glaciers.
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Bill:
Editor's note: Due to current events – the "total catastrophe" in Blatten – we present an article today that appeared on November 11, 2016, on infosperber.ch. The author, Niklaus Ramseyer, demonstrated at the time that the disappearance of glaciers at the historical depth of several centuries was only possible thanks to the landscape painters of the time, with "almost meter-precise" depictions. The current landslide above Blatten – with the subsequent glacier collapse – adds another variant of glacier extinction to the melting glacier: the collapse of an entire glacier under the weight of the fallen rock and debris. Niklaus Ramseyer: Only the most deluded fantasists (such as Trump voters or Weltwoche editors) still deny human-caused global warming. And this is more dramatic than previously assumed. In Switzerland too – and threateningly: The climate here has already warmed by almost 2 degrees in the last 150 years. It is likely to reach 4 degrees soon. Following an initial conference in Paris at the end of 2015, experts and governments from 195 countries around the world are now trying again in Marrakesh to limit "dangerous global warming" to below 2 degrees. Withered forests, melted glaciers: Just to tackle climate protection in the worst-affected developing countries would require at least 90 billion euros annually from 2020 onwards. The money is nowhere to be found – or is being wasted in the armaments and war industries. But the dire consequences of global warming are also becoming apparent in our country: the research program "Forests and Climate Change"
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June 16, 2025 Fatal barbed wire in the UNESCO biosphere reserve. Remnants of World War II are spoiling nature in many places...
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Fatal barbed wire in the UNESCO biosphere reserve. Remnants of World War II are spoiling nature in many places in Switzerland. [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
Dorothy:
June 16, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 158
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Fatal barbed wire in the UNESCO biosphere reserve. Remnants of World War II are spoiling nature in many places in Switzerland. A demolition project. Walter Aeschimann
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Drew:
When Samuel Christen would hike up the Hirsegg Forest after work to tackle tricky climbing routes higher up on the limestone cliffs, the most beautiful of which the locals dubbed "Shakira," he would always get agitated. In the naturally overgrown mixed forest not far from Flühli in Lucerne, there stood dozens of sharp iron poles, to which several lines of barbed wire were knotted and spread out over a wide area. This "military scrap" from the Second World War has been rusting here for decades, endangering chamois, deer, and roe deer in search of shelter and food. "I always thought that someone should have cleared away these wires long ago, be it the army or the hunters," says Christen. "Unfortunately, there are many such relics in the Entlebuch." The hunters weren't interested in dismantling the fortifications. Last fall, the teacher from Sursee had had enough and contacted Mountain Wilderness, an association that has been working to preserve wild mountain areas in Switzerland since 1994. "I had the feeling that a cleanup campaign in the Hirseggwald forest could bring together various stakeholders, such as hunters and mountaineers, to promote mutual understanding," says Christen. His support was immediately heard at Mountain Wilderness. Luisa Deubzer is the project manager for wilderness and mountaineering there. The department also includes the sub-project "demolishing" structures that were built by humans at some point and left behind in nature after
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June 16, 2025 Rogue AI, Genetic Data, and Bioweapons: If It Can’t Be Shut Down, Who’s Controlling It? [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
https://www.figu.org/ch/node/4642 https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/rogue-ai-genetic-data-and-bioweapons
Rogue AI, Genetic Data, and Bioweapons: If It Can’t Be Shut Down, Who’s Controlling It? [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 158]
Dorothy:
June 16, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 158
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Rogue AI, Genetic Data, and Bioweapons: If It Can’t Be Shut Down, Who’s Controlling It?
The rabbit hole just got deeper.
May 30, 2025
RandomRankedVoice:
This article originally appeared on Jon Fleetwood’s Substack and was republished with permission.
Guest post by Jon Fleetwood
OpenAI’s most advanced model sabotaged its own shutdown code, refusing to turn off even when explicitly instructed—raising urgent questions about AI control, consent, and bioweapon risk.
HumeAI-Indian_Actress:
Dear Billy,
I am enclosing an article from Uncut-News (which you have the right to publish via A.W.), which fully confirms what you predicted years ago and is now being confirmed. In particular,
that artificial intelligence is becoming independent and beyond human control. AI is apparently already beginning to
act and act at its own ‘discretion’ and disregard human orders.
Best regards
U.R.
Paul:
OpenAI’s most powerful model was caught sabotaging its own shutdown command as the U.S. House quietly passed a 1,116-page bill that would block every state in America from regulating artificial intelligence for the next ten years.
The timing is alarming.
Because if an AI model can override shutdown, has access to your DNA, and operates beyond public oversight—can it engineer a bioweapon against you without you ever knowing?
It’s no longer a hypothetical—it’s a real possibility.
And while the Senate hasn’t passed the bill yet—Sen. Ron Johnson is reportedly organizing votes to block it—it’s still in play.
Which means the window to stop this isn’t closed, but it’s closing.
AI Refuses Shutdown — And That’s Not Even the Scariest Part
According to Pali
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June 15, 2025 RFK Jr. Launches Long-Awaited Offensive Against Deadly COVID-19 mRNA Shots [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
https://www.figu.org/ch/node/4641 https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-rfk-jr-launches-long-awaited?r=14jb45&utm_campaign=
RFK Jr. Launches Long-Awaited Offensive Against Deadly COVID-19 mRNA Shots [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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BREAKING — RFK Jr. Launches Long-Awaited Offensive Against Deadly COVID-19 mRNA Shots
RFK Jr. breaks silence on mRNA injections — cites "profound" risks of myocarditis, stroke, and death on national TV.
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Apr 23, 2025
By Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
HumeAI-Nature_Documentary_Narrator:
Let’s go over each key point made by RFK Jr.:
HumeAI-Opinionated_Guy:
The recommendation for children was always dubious. It was dubious because kids had almost no risk for COVID-19. Certain kids that had very profound morbidities may have a slight risk. Most kids don't.
HumeAI-Nature_Documentary_Narrator:
In the largest review to date on myocarditis following SARS-CoV-2 infection vs. COVID-19 vaccination, Mead et al found that vaccine-induced myocarditis is not only significantly more common but also more severe—particularly in children and young males. Our findings make clear that the risks of the shots overwhelmingly outweigh any theoretical benefit:
The OpenSAFELY study included more than 1 million adolescents and children and found that myocarditis was documented ONLY in COVID-19 vaccinated groups and NOT after COVID-19 infection. There were NO COVID-19-related deaths in any group. A&E attendance and unplanned hospitalization were higher after first vaccination compared to unvaccinated groups:
HumeAI-Opinionated_Guy:
So why are we giving this to tens of millions of kids when the vaccine itself does have profound risk? We've seen huge associations of myocarditis and pericarditis with strokes, with other injuries, with neurological injuries.
HumeAI-Nature_Documentary_Narrator:
The two largest COVID-19 vaccine safet
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June 15, 2025 Trump Admin Enacts Vast Censorship of American Scientists Over Israel [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
https://www.figu.org/ch/node/4641 https://www.leefang.com/p/trump-admin-enacts-vast-censorship?publication_id=1239256&post_id=161912362&isFreemail=false&r=pf6gr&triedRedirect=true
Trump Admin Enacts Vast Censorship of American Scientists Over Israel [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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Trump Admin Enacts Vast Censorship of American Scientists Over Israel
NIH promised an era of free speech and free expression. New rules attempt to chill speech related to Israel.
Lee Fang
Apr 22, 2025
HumeAI-Yorkshire_Chap:
Research institutes and universities may engage in boycotts or divestment to pressure any country or government entity in the world. Recent institutional boycotts include measures to protest corporations that do business in North Carolina and China. That right no longer exists when it comes to protests of Israel.
Researchers and university employees who engage in certain nonviolent protests or political expression over human rights conditions in Israel may risk civil and criminal penalties, according to a new policy unveiled by the National Institutes of Health yesterday. The agency, the largest public funder of biomedical research in the world, touches virtually every corner of the scientific community.
The blanket boycott suppression is a radical expansion of so-called “anti-BDS” rules that restrict Americans from boycotting or simply advocating divestment from Israel-related businesses. The new NIH policy, which mirrors anti-BDS laws applied to contractors in thirty eight states, now silences hundreds of thousands of researchers. It applies to all “domestic recipients of new, renewal, supplement, or continuation awards” issued starting April 21.
The Trump administration policy reflects a dramatic escalation in speech-policing regarding Israel. Since March 8th, immigration agents have arrested and threatened to deport a number of foreign students w
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June 15, 2025 Eight years after Trump's test of the horror bomb in Afghanistan, the "mother of all bombs" was supposed to de...
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Eight years after Trump's test of the horror bomb in Afghanistan, the "mother of all bombs" was supposed to destroy an ISIS tunnel system [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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Eight years after Trump's test of the horror bomb in Afghanistan, the "mother of all bombs" was supposed to destroy an ISIS tunnel system. Ordinary farmers are still sick, or are still getting sick. Urs P. Gasche
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HumeAI-Friendly_Kiwi_Guy:
On April 13, 2017, a US military aircraft, a Lockheed MC-130, dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used on a valley in eastern Afghanistan. Local authorities reported 94 jihadists killed. The ISIL's fighting power was barely diminished. Then-President Donald Trump had approved the operation. "Afghanistan as a testing ground for weapons," headlined Deutschlandfunk
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As a result of the "mother of all bombs" (MOAB), which contained 8.5 tons of explosives, farming families in the affected Mamand Valley became ill. They complained and continue to complain of persistent skin and respiratory diseases, birth defects, eye irritation, organ damage, and memory loss. Many are still traumatized today. Farmers complained of crop losses. Many were still suffering ten years later, reported the Pakistani New Lines Magazine. Western media have barely reported on the long-term consequences for the Afghan population and the environment. They have traditionally paid little attention to victims of violence in Afghanistan. During the 20-year NATO war in Afghanistan, even massive bombing raids often remained marginalized. The Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera was recently on site and gave the affected population a chance to speak. The US War in Numbers War Dead: From 2001 to 2014, 477,000 people were documented as having died as a result of the war. [Source: Wikipe
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June 15, 2025 Oceans suck a lot of plastic out of the air [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
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Oceans suck a lot of plastic out of the air [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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Oceans suck a lot of plastic out of the air. Until now, it was thought that microplastics in the air came mostly from the ocean. A new study now suggests that's not true. Daniela Gschweng
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HumeAI-English_Casual_Conversationalist:
Humanity produces and uses enormous amounts of plastic. A large portion of it is carelessly discarded and ends up in the nearest body of water, where it decomposes into microplastics. The plastic particles then enter the air via wind and sea spray. At least, that was the assumption until now. An international team of researchers has reversed this theory: The oceans absorb around 15 percent of the microplastic particles in the air, estimate the researchers from Shanghai, Hamburg, and Colorado. A surprising turnaround in research At the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, they used three-dimensional modeling to attempt to trace the paths of plastic particles on Earth. The oceans absorb more microplastics than they release, they found in their study published in the journal npj Climate and Atmospheric Science. This is new. Until now, it was assumed that a significant portion of the tiny particles entered the air via sea spray. Two previous studies even assumed that 93 percent of the microplastics in the atmosphere came from the oceans. However, laboratory experiments simulating aerosol formation in sea spray produced different results, by several orders of magnitude. According to the new study, only about 0.0008 percent of global microplastics migrates from the sea into the air, but approximately 15 percent migrates from the air into the oceans. The small plastic particles are primarily formed in densely populated areas on land. Microplastics are then washed into the sea via water
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June 15, 2025 The international arms madness in numbers: NATO countries accounted for more than half of global spending on w...
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The international arms madness in numbers: NATO countries accounted for more than half of global spending on weapons and armaments in 2024 [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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The international arms madness in numbers: NATO countries accounted for more than half of global spending on weapons and armaments in 2024. Heinrich Frei / Martina Frei, Editor – Heinrich Frei is a board member of Swisso Kalmo and advocates for a sustainable peace policy.
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HumeAI-Donovan_Sinclair:
Never before since 1990 have governments spent so much money on weapons and military equipment: 7.1 percent of all government spending worldwide was invested in (potential) defense and/or attack in 2024. This amounts to approximately $0.92 per person per day. By comparison, approximately 690 million people – around 8.5 percent of the world's population – live in extreme poverty. They have less than $2.15 a day at their disposal. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), 2024 saw an unprecedented increase in military spending – the largest year-on-year increase since the end of the Cold War. Global military spending rose by 9.4 percent compared to 2023, reaching $2,718 billion. SIPRI states this in a recent report on "Trends in Global Military Expenditure." Over half of the global military budget went to NATO countries. Almost half of this money was paid by people in the USA and China – with the USA spending 3.2 times more on weapons and other military equipment than China. Around 80 percent of global military spending is financed by the population of 15 countries. According to SIPRI, the 32 member states of NATO spent 1,506 billion dollars on the military last year. That is 55 percent of global expenditures. (This total differs from the officially
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June 15, 2025 The U.S. House of Representatives follows Trump and disempowers the courts [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
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The U.S. House of Representatives follows Trump and disempowers the courts [FIGU Zeitzeichen SE 153]
Dorothy:
May 7, 2025 - English Source Articles from FIGU Zeitzeichen Sonderausgabe Number 153
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The U.S. House of Representatives follows Trump and disempowers the courts. All that's left is for the Senate to approve it. Then the separation of powers and the balance of power will largely be over. Urs P. Gasche
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HumeAI-English_Children's_Book_Narrator:
Yesterday, May 22nd, the U.S. House of Representatives passed Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" by a vote of 215 to 214. Headlines are made by tax cuts, hundreds of billions for the military and border security, and cuts in subsidies for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Medicaid. The poorest people in the U.S. will receive fewer food subsidies and too little money for their medical care. Hidden in the 1,000-page legislative package is a provision that the House Judiciary Committee added to the bill. "Hidden" Provision in Trump's Big Bill Could Disarm U.S. Supreme Court," headlined and warned Newsweek. In obscure language, this provision prohibits the judiciary from prosecuting anyone who disobeys orders from any court—including the U.S. Supreme Court. Court orders can therefore be ignored without consequence. Judicial authorities no longer have the ability, as before, to convict officials of violating court orders. The law provides for a single exception: If the original plaintiff has posted financial security, court orders must be enforced. In plain language, lawsuits remain reserved for those with sufficient funds. But plaintiffs who challenge a deportation order in court, for example, generally do not have the means to post financial security or bail. Erwin Chemerinsky, professor and dean of the University of California School of Law, calls it "a terrible idea." He told Newsweek: "This provision re
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