
Climate activists and supporters high in the White House have long promised that ‘green’ hydrogen was key to replacing ‘fossil fuels’ in difficult-to-electrify sectors, brushing aside critics’ concerns wholesale
Written by Kevin Killough

Climate activists and supporters high in the White House have long promised that ‘green’ hydrogen was key to replacing ‘fossil fuels’ in difficult-to-electrify sectors, brushing aside critics’ concerns wholesale
Written by Lucy Johnston and Matt Gibson

NHS ‘net zero’ rules could put patients’ lives at risk by threatening supplies of vital medicines, leading doctors have claimed
Written by Chase Codewell

Creatine monohydrate, a supplement long associated with muscle strength and athletic performance, is increasingly being studied for its effects on brain health
Written by John Hayward

A paper published in Science on Friday found that China’s rapid construction of solar panels has damaged the environment and reduced biodiversity, especially among birds, which have lost habitat space for foraging and breeding grounds to the vast fields of photovoltaic cells
Written by Stephen Moore

It was only a few years ago when the ‘climate change’ alarms and the ‘green’ energy fad were all the rage at the White House and corporate boardrooms
Written by BBC

A French court has for the first time recognised cosmic radiation as a factor in the breast cancer of a long-serving flight attendant
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

The CDC has now added the mRNA Covid vaccinations to its routine immunization schedule for children and adults
Written by Coco Somers

A new study found that meals containing higher amounts of protein lowered blood sugar levels compared with standard-protein meals, with no meaningful difference between animal and plant protein sources
Written by Mike Adams

The United States is the only nation on Earth where the food system and the healthcare system operate as a single, coordinated profit engine designed to make you sick, keep you sick, and then kill you for profit
Written by Jon Fleetwood

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is seeking public comment on whether federal vaccine recommendations should operate with “a presumption in favor of individual autonomy, informed consent, and religious freedom,” as the agency reconsiders the framework used to recommend vaccines nationwide
Written by Robert Bryce

In 2007, Exxon’s CEO wrote off the US gas sector. Nineteen years later, shale is saving every American hundreds of dollars per year
Written by Brooke Miller MD

What if your body had a built-in housekeeping system — one that could clean out damaged cells, recycle worn-out parts, reduce your risk of cancer and dementia, and even slow aging?
Written by Paris Apodaca

Forget the slow burn of traffic — electric vehicles are catching fire amid a surge in recalls over models that can burst into flames even while parked
Written by Bill Ponton

The previously outspoken Anthony Fauci may be taking the Fifth and avoiding the limelight, but climate ‘scientist’ Michael Mann is not. He is currently on the road promoting his new literary wonder, Science Under Siege
Written by Nick Gutteridge

British farmers face a doubling of fertilizer prices when a net-zero border tax is introduced in January, research suggests
Written by Jon Fleetwood

The World Health Organization (WHO) says evidence that a person is actually sick is not required for a “laboratory-confirmed” human influenza infection with “the potential to cause a pandemic” to trigger mandatory international reporting