
As I explored what was really going on in 2020, in due course, I realised that there’s no scientific evidence for the existence of any virus
Written by Dr. Mike Yeadon

As I explored what was really going on in 2020, in due course, I realised that there’s no scientific evidence for the existence of any virus
Written by Dr Saeed Quershi

A few days ago, I came across a phrase that immediately caught my attention — “procedural declaration.”
Written by Pierre Gosselin

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted an above-average Atlantic hurricane season for 2025
Written by Joseph Fournier, Ph.D.

In my previous article titled From Lambing Fields to Deep Oceans and Plate Tectonics: A New Take on CO2 and Climate Reality, I introduced the idea of the The Meridional Overturning Mediated Carbon Cycle (MOMCC) as an alternative to the mainstream anthropogenic centric carbon cycle model
Written by David Turver

Reform fought last year’s election on a commitment to end what they term ‘Net Stupid Zero’. So far, their policy announcements have fallen short of a detailed plan to implement their commitment
Written by Paul Homewood

We have six new rapid EV chargers just installed at our local shopping centre, which have replaced 50kW chargers
Written by Angela Macdonald-Smith

Written by C. Douglas Golden

With everything going on in the world today, The Associated Press — the premier wire service and news institution in the English-speaking world — knows what’s really on your mind: Is your pets “carbon pawprint” too big?
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Perhaps the gingerly drift by Bill Gates toward climate pragmatism indicates that the tide really is turning
Written by Deepa Jain

A strange, lopsided dust cloud shrouds Earth’s moon, ever skewed toward whichever side is facing the sun. Now, a new study may finally explain how the asymmetrical cloud got its shape
Written by Dr. Joseph Mercola

Artificial sweeteners are often promoted as smart swaps for sugar, yet they carry consequences that reach far beyond taste or calorie count
Written by A Midwestern Doctor

Medicine is strongly biased towards adopting biochemical models of disease as this facilitates costly therapeutics being developed for each disease and hence sustains the medical industry
Written by Pierre Kory MD, MPA

Although there is no such thing as too many minerals (your body largely takes what it needs and dumps the rest), I felt you needed time to reflect and “re-charge” (pun absolutely intended)
Written by Ron Barmby

No one would fault you for believing that between 1980 and 2020, we experienced a warming of the climate at a rate that is unprecedented in the last 2,000 years
Written by Dr Jessica Rose

I spent some time today revisiting the MMWR data for LA county that was published by the MMWR that claimed that most of the people who succumbed to SARS-2 “infection” were “unvaccinated”
Written by Independent Medical Alliance and Brownstone Institute

There was a time when the white coat symbolized courage. It meant that a physician stood between humanity and harm, guided not by decree but by conscience