Last month, I highlighted the unfortunate state of medical research where “science” that supports corporate interests is held to much lower standards than science which opposes those interests, thereby ensuring “the science” becomes what benefits industry rather than the American people
For the past two decades, the media have reported a “climate crisis” with a conviction that presumed dissent to be at best immoral, and at worst insane
Britain could be liable for ‘climate change’ “reparations” running into the trillions of pounds, after the International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion that countries have binding legal duties to prevent climate ‘harm’ – duties going well beyond the Paris Agreement – and can be sued for compensation if they fail
Fortune magazine published an article explaining that Europe’s own policies have created the overheating problems being faced during the present heatwave, noting that by comparison, the United States has dealt with similar heat easily over the decades
Few Americans give a second thought to how they access energy for cooking. As a rough approximation, 60 percent of US households cook directly with electricity—tapping one of the largest and most reliable grids in the world—with the rest largely relying on ready access to cheap natural gas delivered via pipeline