
Coal continues to defy climate doomers who demand it be replaced in power generation sooner rather than later. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Simon Kent

Coal continues to defy climate doomers who demand it be replaced in power generation sooner rather than later. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

In Pecos County, Texas, crews are clearing scrubland for a power plant that will burn natural gas and answer to no one but Amazon. With 35 turbines and a generating capacity of more than 7 gigawatts, the plant would produce more electricity than the Grand Coulee Dam. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Thomas Catenacci
The Trump Environmental Protection Agency plans to propose permanently repealing federal regulations on power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions, asserting that such rules have “virtually no benefit,” the Washington Free Beacon has learned. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Robert Bryce

Department of Energy data shows natural gas is by far the cheapest form of residential energy. Now, the Left’s campaign to ban gas and mandate all-electric homes is headed to the Supreme Court
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

The establishment’s playbook never changes: manufacture panic, distort the facts, and protect the narrative at all costs
Written by Coco Somers

A study published in Frontiers in Psychiatry has found an association between extremely low frequency electromagnetic field (ELF-EMF) exposure and poor sleep quality, depression, anxiety and stress among electric power plant workers, according to Environmental Health Sciences.
Written by David Bell & Ramesh Thakur

The World Health Organisation and World Bank are requesting an annual budget of $31.1 billion for pandemic preparedness and prevention. An amount that is almost ten times WHO’s current budget. This money will be used to fund the growing pandemic industry
Written by Andrew Sibley

Greening is being supercharged in the African savannah, new research published in Nature has found, with higher CO2 levels driving a 28 percent increase in plant growth over the last 32 years
Written by John Leake

Steve Kirsch just published an excellent essay in which he presents the results of a survey of parents whose children regressed into autism shortly after receiving multiple vaccines
Written by Mike Adams

The AI doom narrative currently saturating the news cycle is not a spontaneous scientific concern. It is a coordinated, funded, and carefully timed psychological operation designed to achieve one objective: regulatory capture of artificial intelligence before the public ever gets its hands on the technology.
Written by Iva Green

A data center linked to artificial intelligence (AI) and bitcoin mining operations in El Reno, Oklahoma lost more than three million gallons of water after a private water line failed, according to local news reports
Written by John Nolte

The United Nations announced this week that “Earth has lost its chance to prevent some of the worst of global warming’s harms,” so UN officials now “recommend trying to limit excessive warming and then bring the temperature back down to the agreed-upon threshold.”
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

The approved mass slaughter of the disabled, the poor, the frail, the old, the unemployed and the unwanted is, with quiet certainty and to the eternal shame of politicians, becoming global.
Written by Steve Watson

A federal appeals court has just told prosecutors in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin they cannot charge a man for privately possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse images inside his home.
Written by Edison Reed

A solar storm in November 2024 caused GPS positioning errors exceeding 33 feet across the continental United States, according to a new paper published in Geophysical Research Letters
Written by Jon Fleetwood

The Environmental Protection Agency under President Donald Trump is clearing pollution-control barriers around America’s expanding AI infrastructure as researchers report massive nitrogen oxide emissions from an AI power plant and EPA documents identify potentially lethal hazards from newly approved semiconductor chemicals