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Syria Today: From the Fall of a Centralised Government to the Al Qaeda Junta

Northern Syria (Purple)Northwest Syria, the coast, and central and southern regions down to Daraa (Green)Northeastern Syria (Yellow)Eastern Syria: the Badia (Black)Southeastern Syria: al-Tanf (Gray)Southern Syria: Sweida (Red)Southern Syria

How to Treat Hangnails (and Stop Them from Coming Back)

Do you bite your nails or pick at your cuticle whenever you're nervous, bored, or anxious? These habits are not only signs of compulsive behavior — they also cause you to develop hangnails. These small tears may look harmless at first, but

Thousands join anti-geoengineering protest in London, and they have good reason

On Saturday, thousands protested in London against the UK government’s plans to conduct solar geoengineering experiments to dim the Sun. They have good reason to resist chemtrail and other geoengineering programmes. If you don’t understan

Mushrooms and Empathy: How to Connect with Others

The human experience is defined by the myriad of emotions and sensations we feel, and empathy is perhaps one of the most vital among them. As we go about our lives, we encounter a diverse array of people from different walks of life with va

Saw Palmetto: The Hormone Helping Herb

Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) is a wonderful herb used globally as medicine. Though modern day herbal repertories typically recommend Saw Palmetto primarily for prostate issues, this berry has many, varied applications. It’s a nurturing fri

Weekly Health Quiz: Antibiotic Use, UVBI Therapy, and Homemade Puppy Meals

1 How does living in a country with widespread antibiotic use impact your gut health? It only affects your gut if you frequently consume antibiotics yourself It reduces your gut’s antibiotic resistance genes due to community immunity It in

Global Greening: The truth they don’t want you to know

Researchers in Spain have found “robust quantitative evidence” of widespread global greening, with a significant portion of the Earth’s land surface showing measurable increases in vegetation cover over the last 40 years. The rate of greeni

World Environment Day Spotlights Communities Fighting Climate Crisis

World Environment Day 2025 arrives amid a barrage of sobering news. Key developments around the world, however, offer a reminder that the global fight for environmental human rights is waged in frontline communities as well as in legislativ

Australia Extends License for Nation’s Biggest Fossil Fuel Project

Last week, the Australian government announced it had given preliminary approval for the country’s biggest fossil fuel project, the North West Shelf Project, to continue operations until 2070. The facility, on Western Australia’s Burrup Pen

Wind and solar can never be a meaningful power source, and they are more expensive

The following is a collection of articles that have caught the attention of Stop These Things. It includes a scientific explanation of why wind and solar energy can never be a source of power that a country needs, and articles highlighting

The medical establishment prioritises global warming over patient care; people will die

The medical establishment, worldwide, is prioritising global warming over healthcare. As a consequence, a massive number of patients are going to die, Dr. Vernon Coleman says. The medical profession, he says, “is one of the most dangerous

Gulf States: Protect Workers from Extreme Heat

(Beirut) – Gulf Cooperation Council countries are exposing migrant workers to yet another deadly summer of extreme heat conditions without adequate protection, Human Rights Watch said today. The countries ignore the scientific evidence on t

EU Commission President Receives Award for Green Deal Laws She is Undoing

In June 2024, the EU adopted a groundbreaking law requiring large companies to respect human rights and the environment throughout their global value chains. It also introduced new plans to limit CO2 emissions. The law, known as the Corpora

Wind turbines pose a variety of hazards, from fire to falling over and exposed cables

Continuing from an article he wrote last week, Al Christie lists seven hazards of wind turbines. As well as a fire hazard, they pose a risk of oil leaks, falling over and a hazard to coast guard radar systems. And if cables for offshore wi