Written by MSE Creative Consulting
Lee Boughey, a spokesperson for Tri-State Electric Generation and Transmission Association, said the nonprofit, which provides power to eight electric cooperatives across Wyoming, planned for the impacts of the storm as it approached.
Written by David Wojick
Ten whale protection groups, including some prestigious names, filed lengthy and highly critical comments on the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s “DRAFT BOEM and NOAA Fisheries North Atlantic Right Whale and Offshore Wind Strategy, October 2022”.
Written by Jennifer A Dlouhy
U.S. government scientists warned federal regulators the South Fork offshore wind farm near the Rhode Island coast threatened the Southern New England Cod, a species so venerated in the region a wooden carving of it hangs in the Massachusetts state house. The Interior Department approved the project anyway.
Written by Joel Smalley
Preprint from Denis G Rancourt, Marine Baudin and Jérémie Mercier
Written by Craig Bannister
A bank tried to use his loan application as leverage to coerce him into publicly expressing support for Environmental, Social, and Governance ideology, businessman Bud Brigham alleged in testimony at a Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs hearing.
Written by Ameya Paleja
Researchers at the University of Montreal in Canada used deoxyribonucleic acid — or DNA, the building blocks of our genetic material — to make the world’s tiniest antenna. It is designed to track the motion of proteins inside the cell, a university press release said.
Written by The Covid Blog
The COVID Blog® first coined the “LGBTV” (for vaccines) acronym in a November 16, 2021 article. Mr. Eric Turner is a homosexual bodybuilder who suffered a post-injection coronary artery dissection.
Written by Joel Smalley
Why was there no update on Deaths by Vaccination Status, England for almost seven months?
Written by John Leake
A long time ago I read an essay in the New Criterion whose title—“The apostle of inversion”—stuck with me. It was a review of Edmund White’s biography of the French writer, Jean Genet.
Written by H. STERLING BURNETT
A story published by CNBC claims ‘climate change’ is damaging Cambodia’s crops by making it hard for farmers and fishers to pay back loans they’ve taken out against their assets. This is false.
Written by Matt Lamb
Men benefit from going to work every day to provide for themselves and their families. Yet surveys and studies have consistently shown that millions of able-bodied men are not working or looking for work.
Written by Colleen Huber
Written by The Rair Foundation / The New American
A Chief pathologist and his team discovered that in 30 percent of the people they examined who died shortly after the Covid vaccination, the vaccination was the cause of death
Written by Vijay Jayaraj
Spare a thought for millions who will be living through an uncertain winter due to unaffordable heating prices.
Written by Steve Kirsch
John Campbell, who has been a nurse and taught nurses for 27 years, has had a gradual journey from full blue pill to red pill. Now he’s fully out of the closet.
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
The COVID-19 vaccine debacle has generated a world-wide hysteria over vaccines. Many doctors including myself considered vaccines in the background of traditional allopathic medicine and never put them up on a biotechnology pedestal.