People say the Internet of Bio-Nano-Things (IoBNT) is a theoretical construct, a far-fetched fever dream of even the most fringe in conspiracy theory circles. But it’s not

Before we enter alchemy, I want to briefly re-ground those of you who were following The Blueprint of Life as I was serially publishing it here, and who may have wondered why I suddenly disappeared for six weeks

OFGEM have increased the network component of the energy price cap by £66 a year, effective from 1st April. The gas component is related to safety maintenance, but there is an increase of £32, to pay for the first tranche of electricity grid upgrades, to facilitate ‘net zero’

I joined Carl Higbie on Newsmax to break down newly released U.S. government cancer data—and the trend is unmistakable

The fermented food revolution is one of the most genuinely exciting developments in gut health science in a generation. The products being sold in its name are, in many cases, its precise opposite

In the mid-15th century, when Johannes Gutenberg began experimenting with movable type, the scribes who had spent their lives copying manuscripts by hand could not have known they were witnessing the end of their profession

Thirty national and regional organizations sent a letter to Congress last Thursday opposing a provision in the Republican Farm, Food, and National Security Act (H.R. 7567) that would extend until 2031 all statutory deadlines for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to complete hundreds of overdue pesticide safety reviews

As a doctor deeply invested in how our food system impacts human health, I’ve come to see regenerative agriculture not just as a farming method, but as a fundamental shift toward healing both the land and the people who depend on it

Way back in 2022, Dame June Raine the now retired CEO of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), did a presentation in Wales covering the four “pillars” of their safety monitoring

In a historic and deeply controversial federal action, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), alongside NOAA, NOAA Fisheries, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, authorized the first-ever permitted ocean geoengineering experiment involving the release of approximately 17,000 gallons—of 50 percent sodium hydroxide solution, commonly known as caustic soda or lye, into U.S. federal waters off the coast of Massachusetts

Chapter 9 in last summer’s contrarian US Department of Energy climate report looks at how ‘climate change’ will affect US agriculture

Public concern about mRNA and RNA‑based vaccines in livestock has grown sharply over the past years. People want to know which animals receive these products, in which countries, and whether this is labeled on food products

Ninety-six million dollars’ worth of electric buses sit idle across South Florida, some parked in a landfill, others lined up at the Homestead Air Reserve Base

On April 24th, The Telegraph reported Mad Miliband is pressing ahead with plans to make hybrid drivers liable for a new pay-per-mile tax despite admitting they barely use their vehicles in electric mode

On April 29th, The Telegraph reported Ed Miliband is introducing new laws that will phase out the sale of condenser tumble dryers and promote much more expensive, and far less efficient, alternatives

Following the hoopla from NESO about record “low carbon electricity” last week, it is worth looking at the overall picture for the day