
In all the hoohah about global warming one thing that gets too little attention, one among many, is how exactly we think we know how much it’s warmed since Prince Albert died.
Written by Dr John Robson

In all the hoohah about global warming one thing that gets too little attention, one among many, is how exactly we think we know how much it’s warmed since Prince Albert died.
Written by Roger Pielke Jr

Last week, economist Tyler Cowen set off a controversy when he shared the results of an AI-assisted audit of research by economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman. Cowen’s post was amplified by Elon Musk on X/Twitter
Written by Chris Morrison

Fresh from a summer in Mystic Meg‘s fairground tent, Imperial College’s Friederike Otto has returned with her computer crystal balls to bring news that ‘climate change’ killed exactly 32,619 people this summer
Written by I & I Editorial Board

Here’s a question someone should ask climate expert Greta Thunberg today. What if global warming is preventing the next ice age? Wouldn’t that be a good thing for children everywhere?
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

In a disturbing new study, mad scientists supported by the National Institutes of Health funding grew human brain organoids from embryonic stem cells and connected them to a humanoid robot, allowing living human neurons to process sensory information and help guide its physical movements
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

If you think that life was better before we had quite so much progress foisted upon us then you won’t like the world being prepared for us all by those promoting the Great Reset. There’s going to be a lot more `progress’ before they’re finished.
Written by Roman Bystrianyk

We live in a profoundly artificial world. Our food arrives from factories rather than farms, and much of it is engineered in laboratories before it ever reaches a kitchen
Written by John O'Sullivan

New peer-reviewed paper just dropped using 500 years of data and proving that ‘fossil fuel’ carbon contribution to rising atmospheric CO2 is effectively ZERO.
Written by Dr Gerry Brady

Via news.com.au, ‘New South Wales Health admits 20,000 Year 12 students not given ‘informed consent’ in mass Covid vaccination.’
Written by Guy de la Bédoyère

The doomsday climate predictions keep failing, but the quasi-religious popular delusion persists. What will it take to break it, asks Guy de la Bédoyère as he reviews Chris Morrison’s book Implausible
Written by Andy Rowlands

On October 27th, the website Rapporteur claimed Europe will become four degrees warmer, but didn’t say when it would happen
Written by Sandra Bourke

From beaches to old-growth forests, wind farms are destroying the environment in the name of saving it, says Sandra Bourke. ‘Greens’ are turning their backs as reckless ‘renewables’ industrialise the natural world
Written by John Campbell

In my recent video I showed a simple chart of the cycle that civilisations seem to pass through: rise, prosperity, complacency, decline, collapse, forgetting and renewal. Then I asked you a straightforward question: where do you think we are now?
Written by John O'Sullivan

Dozens of supermarket freezers and refrigerators across seven European countries were targeted in a suspected cyber-attack on the night of 1–2 November 2026, causing temperatures to surge (in some cases to 50°C / 122°F or higher) and spoiling large amounts of food.
Written by Pierre Gosselin

Extreme cold threatens Europe, energy crisis… When two of the planet’s most powerful climate phenomena align in an unprecedented surge, atmospheric scientists pay close attention
Written by Bret Weinstein

For decades, the public was told that pharmaceutical products undergo the gold standard of scientific scrutiny: randomized, inert-placebo-controlled clinical trials.