The World Health Organisation was established in 1948 to improve health outcomes in developing nations. Since the appointment of Tedros Ghebreyesus as Director-General in 2017, it has undergone a complete change of direction

After many years of no contact, Willis Eschenbach of the “steel greenhouse” fame responded to a recent comment of mine today on Facebook where I reminded him that his explanation of how the radiative greenhouse effect of climate science works requires a violation of the First Law of Thermodynamics (or the Law of Conservation of Energy)

The Japanese automaker says it will soon be able to manufacture a solid-state pack that can charge in 10 minutes

All over the world, the Millennial and GenZ generations (and their parents!) have a problem

Lucia Sinatra cofounded NoCollegeMandates.com to help fight college vaccine mandates, and she writes an occasional column for the Brownstone Institute about pigheaded and tyrannical university bureaucrats who have fanatically pursued the objective of getting a COVID-19 vaccine needle in the arm of every incoming student

Dentists could play a critical role in helping us avoid dementia, but most of them don’t even know it

In recent years, people have been conditioned to accept totalitarian policies that they have never complied with in the past

This is the story of how Polytetrafluoroethylene, brand name Teflon, has poisoned almost the entire world with Perfluorooctanoic acid, PFOA, which is cancer-causing

The City of Ottawa’s ‘Climate Change Master Plan’ will introduce batteries to backup wind and solar power

The way the media now reports on the weather – not broad climate issues, but day-to-day weather – has bugged me for a while, and last night it hit (literally) close to home

America has a huge drug addiction problem, where drug dealers are literally destroying this country

I asked the free AI that pops up when you use the Bing search engine, “Are polar bears under threat from climate change?”

Ed Dowd just sent me a Tweet as I was walking into a coffee shop and it prompted me to do a jaw-dropping double take

Utility companies operating most of the U.S.’s power plants are not widely adopting an expensive technology promoted by the EPA to clamp down on carbon dioxide emissions, E&E News reported Tuesday

Nearly half of the tap water in the United States is estimated to have what are known as “forever chemicals,” also referred to as per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)

While the vivid hues contained in food can help enhance our sense of taste, the true colors of consuming Red Dye No. 3 involve a range of health hazards