
Research shows that most, if not all, of Greenland is underlain by an actively flowing, interconnected network of subglacial streams, rivers, and lakes
Written by James Edward Kamis

Research shows that most, if not all, of Greenland is underlain by an actively flowing, interconnected network of subglacial streams, rivers, and lakes
Written by Robin Guenier

Because of its effective control of the supply of key materials (e.g. lithium, cobalt, graphite, nickel, copper and so-called rare earths) essential for the manufacture and maintenance of so-called ‘renewables’, China has a potential stranglehold on our energy systems; and that’s a serious threat to national security
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

For decades, U.S. and European health authorities have promoted pneumococcal vaccination as an “essential” tool to prevent serious bacterial pneumonia, meningitis, and sepsis caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae
Written by Bjorn Lomborg

In the world of climate politics, highly pessimistic scenarios can drive headlines and coverage, and so, in turn, have an impact on policy
Written by Joseph Fournier, Ph.D.

This article is the first in a series, where I will challenge the common claim that Homo Sapiens has up-ended the global carbon cycle
Written by Sayer Ji

The ritualistic use of plant smoke stretches back to prehistoric times and is still used, the world over, as a way of ‘cleansing’ the spirit
Written by Andrew Torba

Some new research from the Center for AI Safety makes one thing abundantly clear: the entire mainstream AI industry is fundamentally anti-White and anti-Christian by design
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

One of the major cornerstones of the ‘climate crisis’ narrative is not just a slight rise in global temperatures itself, but the supposed add-on effects that this warming will trigger
Written by Chris Morrison

Eco Smugs sitting in their top-of-the-range electric vehicles are probably unaware, or perhaps don’t want to know, about the unfolding ecological tragedy in the virgin tropical rainforests of Indonesia
Written by Eccentrik

On October 16th, President Trump announced major cost decreases for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) – a medical procedure with demands growing at a rate that is ‘inexplicable’
Written by Audrey Streb

An ‘environmental’ group that ‘represents’ children and uses tactics some critics argue amount to “brainwashing” and “indoctrination” has drawn scrutiny for the way it integrates activist talking points into educational training materials
Written by Lena Petrova

Washington has found itself in a predicament: its vulnerability has been exposed for the entire world to see
Written by World Council For Health

A newly published, peer-reviewed paper raises vital questions about how safety limits for RF-EMF (radiofrequency electromagnetic fields) are set worldwide. Who gets to define what “safe” really means?
Written by Paul Homewood

India’s summer monsoon is without doubt the single major event of the year for the country. A wet summer leads to increased food production, in turn boosting rural incomes
Written by Jon Fleetwood

The World Health Organisation received $8 billion during the Covid pandemic—is that why it’s expanding bird flu pandemic response infrastructure instead of demanding bird flu gain-of-function be halted?
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

A massive study of 61 million women finds Depo-Provera increases risk of meningioma by 240 percent as criminal enterprise Pfizer faces a tsunami of lawsuits