
French authorities have arrested nearly 400 people in connection with this summer’s devastating wildfires, further undercutting the legacy media narrative of ‘climate change’ being chiefly responsible for the annual occurrences
Written by Kurt Zindulka

French authorities have arrested nearly 400 people in connection with this summer’s devastating wildfires, further undercutting the legacy media narrative of ‘climate change’ being chiefly responsible for the annual occurrences
Written by John Leake

It could be Ed Miliband’s oddest and costliest legacy. Just days before leaving his role as energy secretary, he signed off on a proposal to make Britain a “global leader” in ‘greenhouse gas’ removals – technologies that literally strip carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air around us
Written by John O'Sullivan CEO Principia Scientific International

There is something intellectually uncomfortable about sodium bicarbonate and cancer.
Written by John O'Sullivan CEO Principia Scientific International
For years, climate activists and their allies in the scientific community have attempted to downplay—or outright deny—the existence of the Medieval Warm Period (MWP), a significant global climatic era roughly 1,000 years ago.
Written by Mike Adams

We never should have learned to use machines to construct pathogenic proteins. But the knowledge is out there now, and it cannot be unlearned.
Written by The Truth About Cancer

Klaus Schwab thinks your steak is a ‘climate crime.’ We think he should try eating his own boot-flavored ‘precision fermentation’ slop for a year. Spoiler: he won’t
Written by Gautam Kalghatgi

The case for EVs has failed, says Professor Gautam Kalghatgi. With lifetime emissions scarcely better and net health impacts three-fold worse than combustion vehicles, destroying our car industry cannot be worth it
Written by Francis Menton

Back in July 2024, I had a post titled “Big Tech On The Path To Net Zero” Here was the introductory paragraph:
Written by Chris Morrison

It might be wondered why climate catastrophising clots bother with coral and in particular the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). For years as GBR coral cover hit new record highs, it let them down all the time.
Written by Paul Homewood

I seriously think Ambrose Evans-Pritchard (pictured) needs to retire to his French farmhouse. He really has lost the plot now!
Written by Linnea Lueken

An article in New Scientist; “Matcha is under threat from climate change – can genomics save it?” claims that ‘climate change’ is causing green tea to suffer low yields and to taste worse
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

Why, when so many people are aware of the damage that can be done by stress, has stress continued to do increasing amounts of damage?
My first book on stress was published back in 1978. It was called Stress Control and at the time the word ‘stress’ was very new. In fact `Stress Control’ was, I think, the first book on stress for the general public.
Written by Robert Bryce

The legacy media has woken up to the backlash against data centers. Unfortunately, much of the analysis misses the mark
Written by Farmdoc

In late June 2026, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Monsanto Co. v. Durnell (No. 24–1068). The Court held that the “Uniformity” provision in the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) expressly preempts label-based failure-to-warn claims
Written by Paul Homewood

….but they still went ahead and declared a record temperature anyway!
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

The usual suspects really can’t get enough of the European heat wave. For instance Bloomberg “Weekend” grimly profiles “How to Raise Young Children in One of Europe’s Hottest Capitals”, formerly snowy Madrid