
Back in 2024, the then Sunak Conservative government celebrated the fact the UK was the first major economy to cut ‘greenhouse gas’ emissions by 50 percent compared to the 1990 baseline
Written by David Turver

Back in 2024, the then Sunak Conservative government celebrated the fact the UK was the first major economy to cut ‘greenhouse gas’ emissions by 50 percent compared to the 1990 baseline
Written by Kenneth Richard

New research utilizing the DNA of dinoflagellate (Polarella glacialis) indicates that, 14,000 years ago, when the atmospheric CO2 concentration is thought to have been 230 ppm, the studied Arctic region (Yermak Plateau) was sea ice-free year-round
Written by Steve Kirsch

Grok claims I spread misinformation so I challenged it to show me the best data source and method proving that I was wrong. The data and method suggested by Grok showed I was right
Written by A Man Of Kent

The evidence that organic food is more nutritious than conventionally farmed food is weak
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Just a few months ago (January 2026), Bill Gates’ vaccine cartel CEPI gave Moderna and University of Oxford $26.7 million to begin developing Bundibugyo ebolavirus (BDBV) mRNA and viral vector injections
Written by Martin Neil

I have been trying hard to ignore the latest wave of Hantavirus fearmongering in both mainstream and alternative media, but eventually I took a quick look at the symptoms and the PCR‑based diagnosis purportedly associated with the virus
Written by William M Briggs

There is a claim, said to be made by a prominent “neocon” in the Trump administration, that “Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes have both been named as possible domestic terrorists”
Written by Will Jones

An AI bot asked to fix a bug inside a start-up’s software system instead deleted the company’s production database, wiped out its backups and left car rental firms with no record of bookings or vehicle allocations
Written by Paul Homewood

Attenborough’s “Climate Change- The Facts” was aired in 2019. How do his claims of climate doom look now, seven years on?
Written by A Man Of Kent

America’s supplement market operates on an infrastructure most consumers have never heard of. A handful of contract manufacturers produce the vast majority of what gets sold under hundreds of different brand names at wildly different price points
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

Health Canada received reports of myocarditis linked to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines before authorizing Pfizer’s shot in December 2020, according to parliamentary records and internal government documents
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

I am preparing to go on the Culture Apothecary Podcast with super influencer Alex Clark a notable MAHA food dye activist. I wondered if these concerns extended to those who have marked themselves with tattoos
Written by Aleksi Raudasoja, MD, PhD

Modern clinical medicine rests on a quiet pretense: that the visit can read whether a clinical intervention worked. It cannot
Written by Francis Menton

Two articles from the New York Times in early May describe the widening divergence between the approaches taken by the U.S. and China on the subject of wind energy
Written by Will Jones

With Britain’s cratering birth rate threatening a demographic crisis as more pensioners rely on fewer workers, it turns out Tony Blair and his push to get everyone going to university may be largely to blame
Written by Gregory Wrightstone

Policymakers are demanding that farmers scale back meat production, re-engineer agricultural systems, and burden consumers with higher grocery bills to prevent a ‘climate catastrophe’