
As trust in public health plummets across the U.S., Idaho has become a testing ground for a big question: What does it look like to put a vision of individual health freedom into practice?
Written by Michael Schulson

As trust in public health plummets across the U.S., Idaho has become a testing ground for a big question: What does it look like to put a vision of individual health freedom into practice?
Written by Andy Rowlands

On August 1st, a website called BBC Future published an article entitled The world is getting hotter – this is what it is doing to our brains
Written by Elizabeth Kucinich

The FDA has approved nearly 700 drugs for use in food-producing animals, residues of which contaminate America’s meat supply and are stored in animal fat
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

By refusing to play by the EU’s restrictive climate rules, Poland has begun to build one of Europe’s most energy-secure economies
Written by Eva Brendel and William Mathis

An offshore wind auction in Germany ended without a single bid, showing that zero-subsidy contracts aren’t in demand with investors
Written by James Alexander

This is for anyone who is trying to work out what is wrong in contemporary society and for anyone who is trying to work out what to do about it. There are many problems
Written by Riz Akhtar

Electric vehicle sales in Australia have slumped in the month of July, rocked by a dramatic plunge in the number of Tesla EVs sold, and despite a strong showing by China’s BYD which emerged as the market leader for the latest month
Written by Frank Bergman

A groundbreaking new analysis has emerged, challenging the mainstream narrative on “global warming” and throwing a wrench in the radical climate agenda
Written by Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

I hope that your air conditioning works, and that you can afford to pay the electricity bill. Somewhere in the world, there will be a record high temperature
Written by NCPR News

The Watertown Daily Times reports that’s after a safety push that arose following a series of destructive battery facility fires in Orange, Suffolk, and Jefferson counties
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

It is easy to forget the significant role nuclear power plays in meeting energy needs, yet many view nuclear as the dominant energy source of the future
Written by Audrey Streb

The Department of Energy issued an emergency order for a major grid operator on Monday evening after it requested that the government do so
Written by Peter Behr and Christa Marshall

In another sign of fusion energy development’s quickening pace, Helion Energy, a startup with $1 billion in private funding, announced Wednesday it has commenced construction of its first planned power production reactor
Written by David Wojick

Every on-land wind project requires a permit to kill eagles from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). These permits are based on an offset program in which eagle deaths are supposedly offset by saving the lives of other eagles by making power poles safer
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

Those claiming that wind and solar energy are cheaper than ‘fossil fuels’ should be writing scripts for science fiction dramas
Written by Frank Bergman

In a move that has raised serious concerns about the future of food safety, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved lab-grown “salmon” for human consumption