Written by Tyler Durden
In 1999, American climatologist Michael Mann first published a “hockey stick graph” that purported to show an unprecedented spike in global temperature over the past century
Written by Michael Shellenberger
A dead whale washed ashore on Takanassee Beach in New Jersey in the early evening yesterday. Police blocked off the area so tractors could be brought in to remove it
Written by John Leake
Reflections on why we often fail to see malfeasance and malevolence
Written by Wayne A Rohde
The US Health Resources and Services Administration released the August data statistics for COVID-19 jab injury compensation cases plus other countermeasures. No cases were determined to be compensable
Written by I&I Editorial Board
We’ve recently written quite a bit about electric vehicles’ many flaws – the reasons to hate them, their evil nature, and the entire EV con
Written by John Leake
It’s being revealed that I wasn’t the only guy who had, for a long time, perceived Lahaina to be a grave risk of fire (as I wrote in my original post, Goodbye, Lahaina)
Written by Jim Hoft
Josh Yoder is a Veteran, Major Airline Pilot, and President of US Freedom Flyers. US Freedom Flyers is an organization founded to put a stop to the illegal mandates being imposed on airline employees and the traveling public
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
A case study of interactions between online hate and a fifth generation warfare campaign
Written by Dr John Campbell
Therefore up to 98 percent are not reported
Written by Nick Pope
The California Energy Commission voted Wednesday to delay the closure of three gas-fired power plants in Southern California due to concerns that doing so prematurely could elevate the risks of blackouts, according to The Associated Press
Written by Kenneth Richard
Per a new study, maximum latewood density (MXD) tree-ring data have been observed to strongly correlate (r=0.77) with the modern (1959-2016) maximum (July-Aug.) instrumental temperature record (Li et al., 2023)
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
There is currently a wildfire on the Hawaiian island of Maui that has forced evacuations and led some people to flee into the ocean for safety
Written by John Leake
The Australians have a champion for truth and justice
Written by William L. Kovacs
Ever since the Biden administration promised to eliminate fossil fuels, climate activists have combined their quest to use the government to control society with creating a collective group possessed by illusions and excessive fears that ‘climate change’ is destroying Planet Earth
Written by P. Gardner Goldsmith
People who are gullible enough to buy into the “anthropogenic climate change” narrative are likely gullible enough to believe that solar panels are a “cure-all” for this ficticious climate ‘problem’ and that, at its base, engaging in the “Carbon Footprint” calculus is really “climate-sensitive” in the first place
Written by Wilfried Eckl-Dorna
Siemens Energy AG launched a strategic review of its wind power business as problems with its turbines are expected to cause a €4.5 billion ($5 billion) net loss in one of industrial Germany’s biggest debacles