You know you’ve stumbled through the looking glass when European politicians start sounding saner on climate policy than the Americans do
British Politicians Are Realising They Have To Ditch ‘Net Zero’
Written by Joseph C. Sternberg
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The ‘Climate Crisis’ Was Never About ‘Saving The Planet’
Written by I&I Editorial Board / Andy Rowlands
Carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollutant, the Environmental Protection Agency says
Climate Activists Vandalise France’s Palace of Versailles
Written by Kurt Zindulka
Two radical climate activists were arrested on Saturday after defacing France’s famed Palace of Versailles with orange powder
California’s $11 Billion Rail Bridge That Doesn’t Go Anywhere
Written by Rich Calder
California is taking heat for celebrating the completion of a high-speed rail bridge that has cost taxpayers $11 billion and took nine years to build — and goes nowhere
Has Tesla abandoned revolutionary manufacturing process?
Written by Ben Zachariah
A new technique from Tesla designed to drastically cut vehicle manufacturing time and cost is said to have been scrapped, adding to the latest drama from the electric-car company
Another win against vaccine mandates – this time in New South Wales
Written by Phillip Altman
The damage done by the Covid “vaccines” continues. Hospitals are flat out dealing with heart attacks, strokes, cancers with a shortage of staff due to irrational vaccine mandates despite the clear science
The alarming history of Peer Review
Written by Gloria Moss PhD FCIPD
Peer Review is a system that is central to the knowledge-making industry today
13 different strains of bacterium found on International Space Station
Written by Niamh Shackleton
Bacteria is something most of us will come into contact with quite often and, while most of it is harmless, it can sometimes prove dangerous
EPA’s Electric Rationing Madness Short Circuits Any Benefit
Written by Larry Bell
There was a time when the EPA provided vitally important services to clean up and protect America’s air, land, and water from truly toxic substances
17th-century coin hoard unearthed under kitchen floor in Dorset
Written by Hannah Kate Simon
A family in England discovered nearly 400-year-old buried treasure during a recent home renovation project
US probes Ford hands-free driving tech after two fatal crashes
Written by Chris Vallance & Liv McMahon
A US road safety agency is investigating Ford’s BlueCruise driver assistance system following two fatal collisions
Do civilisations tend to have a ‘shelf-life’?
Written by BBC
An analysis of hundreds of pre-modern states suggests that civilisations tend to have a ‘shelf-life’ – a pattern that holds lessons for today’s ageing global powers
British Govt Report Shows UK Can Not Achieve ‘Net Zero’
Written by John Hinderaker
The British government, like other countries, has pledged to stop emitting carbon dioxide by transitioning to a ‘green’ economy
California Looks To Ban all ICE Car purchases From 2035
Written by Dick Morris
So far, all of the laws designed to encourage people to buy electric vehicles have been voluntary – incentivizing the purchase of EVs through tax credits and such
ChatGPT to ‘reduce vaccine hesitancy’ by parroting govt narratives
Written by Dr Eddy Bettermann MD
At the end of April, new research will be presented at the Conference of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases showing that the artificial intelligence-driven ChatGPT program dispenses propaganda in promotion of vaccines that comes directly from official public health agencies
Significant And Unique Anglo-Saxon Discovery In Northumberland
Written by Lauren Coulson
The discoveries were made at a sight near Felton that was first looked at by a group of professional metal detectors, who, with the correct permission, found Roman coins and broaches and unusual bits of lead weights, leather belts and gaming pieces