
The official requirements set by regulatory authorities for specific testing of pesticide-induced diseases in children are nearly non-existent
Written by Professor André Leu

The official requirements set by regulatory authorities for specific testing of pesticide-induced diseases in children are nearly non-existent
Written by Francis Menton

My September 29 post asked whether we could deem as “definitively falsified” the hypothesis that human-caused global warming was leading to “more and more severe” hurricanes
Written by Dr Gerry Brady

Researchers who challenge dominant medical narratives may struggle to secure funding or publish their work, even when their research is unrelated to COVID-19, immunologist Robert Clancy told John Campbell.
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

For five years, Bill Nye was the much-loved host of the PBS series Bill Nye the Science Guy. With his trademark goofy bow ties and gee-whiz high energy, he embodied a semi-cool, big-nerdy-kid style and proclaimed that “science rules.”
Written by Rhoda Wilson

In the shadow of a pending lawsuit, the CDC quietly reinstated its 2025 guidance last month, reverting to its recommendation that all children aged six months to 17 years should have Covid ‘vaccinations’
Written by Jon Fleetwood

A U.S. government bat-vaccine program incorporated into DEFUSE’s plan for aerosol and automated biological delivery is still developing “hands-off, mass delivery” of government-produced vaccines by spraying wild bats, according to a recent U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) disclosure
Written by Ian Aikman and Hugh Schofield

Hundreds of French supermarkets have been hit by a cyber attack that caused their fridges and freezers to heat up, spoiling fresh and frozen food estimated to be worth millions of euros.
Written by Linnea Lueken

A recent article from The Globe and Mail (G&M), “In French wine country, climate change and dwindling demand are a recipe for trouble,” claims that ‘climate change’ is harming French wine production, with market changes coming in a distant second. This is exactly reversed
Written by Thomas Catenacci

The Supreme Court heard arguments last week in a high-stakes case over whether state and local governments can sue energy companies over hotly contested climate issues
Written by Steve Watson

The far-left British ‘green’ party is going to war against language, having decided the words “mother” and “father” are no longer fit for its members
Written by Dr John Robson

On the subject of energy poverty and darkness there’s one more issue we want to address here, because of a National Geographic promotion of “The Best Dark Sky Destinations in Europe for Stargazing”.
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

Media scholar and retired NYU professor Mark Crispin Miller dismantles the official narrative surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, identifying the mass injection campaigns as a sophisticated tool for depopulation
Written by Mike Adams

It now seems clear that the Make America Healthy Again movement is fracturing because its leaders chose power over principle, and the people who built this coalition are now watching it get hijacked by the very institutions the health freedom pioneers set out to dismantle
Written by Dr Sam Bailey and Dawn Lester

What if we’ve been looking at childhood illness the wrong way? In this conversation, Dawn Lester explores childhood health, chronic illness, fear, and the questions we should be asking about how children are treated — and why parents need to reclaim their agency.
Written by Matthew Cappucci

The Atlantic just ended September without a hurricane forming. Accumulated cyclone energy in the eastern Pacific Ocean is second-highest on record so far this year. Based on storm strength and duration using wind speeds.
Written by Steve Kirsch

I found a large Facebook group of parents of autistic kids that was willing to allow me to do a survey.