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Newswise – Mad cow disease is one of the great unspoken fears, becauseAmericans know that the Agriculture Department does notprotect us responsibly. Now there is hope on the horizon. Avaccine that works against the prions that cause the diseasehas been successfully tested in mice. It may be that it willbe possible to vaccinate cattle and other animals againstthe disease, meaning that it will not enter our food chain.
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Linda Howe and Whitley Strieber lead off this week’sDreamlandwith a stunning story about theGulf Streamslowing down. Then William Henry interviews Laurence Gardnerabout explosive revelations in his new book, the MagadaleneLegacy. Hear what he DIDN’T SAY on Coast to Coast AM! ThenLinda returns with an interview with the scientist who hasdiscovered the new Gulf Stream problem, and we get to hearexactly what he discovered and what it means.Subscribers getto go even deeper with Sir Laurence, as Whitley asks himsome pointed questions about Jesus’ genealogy. Be sure tocheck out Laurence Gardner’swebsite.

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Newswise – Over a year ago, we posted a story explaining howglobaldimming is caused by a buildup of greenhouse gases in theatmosphere. Now climate scientists say that after 30years, this is finally reversing. Earth’s surface hasbrightened by about 4% during the past decade, a reversal ofthe dimming trend that masks the full effect of greenhousewarming.

Reflectivity, or albedo, is largely controlled by clouds andatmospheric particles called aerosols. Scientists are tryingto understand how this affects global warming. Atmosphericscientist Robert J. Charlson says, “If we don’t understandthe albedo-related effects, that is aerosols and clouds,then we can’t understand the effects of greenhouse gases.”
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