Hawaii Unites
Hawaii Unites, Aaron Kheriaty, MDHawaii Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. Our mission is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.
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Hidden Research and Biological Warfare - with A.W. Finnegan
Author A.W. Finnegan returns to talk with Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia about the history of biowarfare, focusing on biological weapons research hidden under the cloak of benign research. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosqu...
Friendly and Sparks: Oxitec’s Lab-Altered Mosquitoes
Oxitec, the Bill Gates-funded biotech company focused on releasing lab-altered disease vectors globally, has announced their new Wolbachia mosquito technology, “Sparks™.” Oxitec’s Sparks mosquitoes will now “complement” their Friendly™ Aede...
Weaponized Insects and Biological Warfare - with A.W. Finnegan
Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with author A.W. Finnegan about the history of biowarfare and the use of insects as bioweapons. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i; Nazi germ warfare scientist and...
Watch Online: IPAK-EDU Director's Science Webinar
Last month, tropical disease and vector expert Dr. Lorrin Pang joined me in presenting at the IPAK-EDU Director's Science Webinar. We gave an overview of the bacteria-infected mosquito release project on Maui and biotech industry experiment...
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Hawaii Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. Our mission is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.
Scholar and Director of the Bioethics and American Democracy Program at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. "The most ambitious theorist of the censorship-industrial age," according to Matt Taibbi.
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