Written by Independant Medical Alliance
The Independent Medical Alliance (IMA), a national coalition of independent physicians, researchers, and clinicians, pointed to a new national survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation that shows trust in the Covid vaccine safety for pregnant women has plummeted, with only 39 percent of adults now saying they are confident the shots are safe for people who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant, down from 53 percent in May 2022
Written by UK Human Rights Blog
This is a revised version of a talk I gave on 20 October at a UCL seminar organised by Sir Richard Macrory. The seminar celebrated a recently published book, EU Environmental Policy and Law: Reflections at 50, co-edited by Richard
Written by Mike Stone
This episode of AntiViral challenges one of the most overlooked assumptions in virology: that the particles labeled as “viruses” are unique “infectious” entities rather than ordinary byproducts of cellular activity.
Written by Andrew Neil
Electricity blackouts may be a risk in hotter climes, where the demands of air conditioning, fans and refrigeration are insatiable, but not in temperate old Blighty
Written by John Hayward
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment said on Wednesday that it will send a delegation to the COP31 climate conference in Antalya, Turkey in November, to “actively promote the international climate negotiations.”
Written by Madelene
The Local Government Chronicle has just published a revealing article outlining a new panic among council chiefs: they claim they are being overwhelmed by a “flood” of complex, 200-page, AI-generated complaints from the public
Written by Nate Myers
On October 8, second-year environmental science majors at Azim Premji University in Buragunte, India, gathered on campus for a focused 20-minute presentation and open discussion that asked a direct question: Are electric vehicles (EVs) really more sustainable than gas-powered vehicles? [some links, emphasis added]
Written by John Campbell
I recently had the opportunity to sit down in person with Professor Norman Fenton, a mathematician, statistician and computer scientist who has spent decades working in higher education
Written by Pierre Gosselin
Germany’s online FOCUS magazine has a commentary by Sebastian Viehmann on the fallacy of “Zero Emissions” and the EU’s misleading tailpipe measurements
Written by A Midwestern Doctor
Sunlight is one of the most important things for our health (e.g., avoiding it makes you 60% more likely to die), yet all we ever hear is how important it is to avoid it.
Written by Dr Tess Lawrie
This story is explored by the Grus Justice Project that has released a documentary film ‘Silencing Detective Grus’, by Todd Harris who examines the case in detail
Written by Chris Morrison
Today we publish a final exclusive extract from Chris Morrison’s explosive new book that is shooting up the bestseller charts and sending shockwaves through both the ‘settled’ climate science community and the hard-Left promoters of the wicked ‘net zero’ lunacy
Written by Richard Lyon
TODAY I AM starting a series of reports called Affordable Energy. Each takes one question about Britain’s energy and answers it with open numbers
Written by Graham Lloyd
Written by Alan Cassels
In this skill-testing question, tell me which of these statements is true:
Answer: both are true.
Written by Jordan Schachtel
America cannot become the world’s undisputed ‘super intelligence’ (SI) superpower if we refuse to build the power needed to sustain it
Among the many treasures held by the National Archives of Australia in Sydney are some of the nation’s oldest and most precious records of temperature and weather