
Derek Alker’s paper, Greenhouse Effect Theory within the UN IPCC Computer Climate Models – Is It A Sound Basis? presents a fundamental challenge to the scientific basis of the greenhouse effect theory as embedded in UN IPCC computer climate models.
Written by John O'Sullivan

Derek Alker’s paper, Greenhouse Effect Theory within the UN IPCC Computer Climate Models – Is It A Sound Basis? presents a fundamental challenge to the scientific basis of the greenhouse effect theory as embedded in UN IPCC computer climate models.
Written by John O'Sullivan

Observations on ‘Backradiation’ during Nighttime and Daytime (Nahle, 2011) presents a series of nighttime and daytime measurements using infrared thermometers and radiometers, concluding that the “greenhouse effect” from back radiation is physically impossible.
Written by A Midwestern Doctor

Harmful products are rarely removed because of the harm they cause; they are removed once an equally profitable alternative exists.
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

From the hotter-than-Hades file, the Guardian shrieks that “the EU’s climate monitoring service released data showing August 2026 was the joint hottest month ever recorded around the world.
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

The extract below is taken from Vernon Coleman’s new, bestselling book `The Horrors of the Great Reset and Why You Should be Afraid’.
Written by John O'Sullivan

UK minister declares drought as ‘the new normal’ but actual rainfall data over many years proves Britain is getting WETTER!
Written by Steve Watson

A distraught elementary school teacher has described a class of 34 students in which only one child passed, with many unable to correctly copy a simple word written on the board.
Written by John O'Sullivan

Our basic human right to medical autonomy just disappeared – the UN General Assembly has voted to impose tyrannical measures to enslave us all under the banner of future ‘pandemic emergencies.’
Written by interestofjustice.substack.com

On Monday, October 5, the NIH cut the ribbon on a clinic in Bethesda, Maryland “dedicated to studying and caring for patients experiencing health problems following vaccination.” Today HHS laid out the rest of the plan.
Written by Roman Bystrianyk

Imagine you’re sick. You have a fever. You’re weak, sweating, maybe delirious. Now imagine your doctor arrives. He doesn’t give you fluids. He doesn’t tell you to rest. He doesn’t open a window for fresh air.
Written by Dr Gerry Brady

Researchers who challenge dominant medical narratives may struggle to secure funding or publish their work, even when their research is unrelated to COVID-19, immunologist Robert Clancy told John Campbell.
Written by Dr John Robson

On the subject of energy poverty and darkness there’s one more issue we want to address here, because of a National Geographic promotion of “The Best Dark Sky Destinations in Europe for Stargazing”.
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

For five years, Bill Nye was the much-loved host of the PBS series Bill Nye the Science Guy. With his trademark goofy bow ties and gee-whiz high energy, he embodied a semi-cool, big-nerdy-kid style and proclaimed that “science rules.”
Written by Dr Sam Bailey and Dawn Lester

What if we’ve been looking at childhood illness the wrong way? In this conversation, Dawn Lester explores childhood health, chronic illness, fear, and the questions we should be asking about how children are treated — and why parents need to reclaim their agency.
Written by Ian Aikman and Hugh Schofield

Hundreds of French supermarkets have been hit by a cyber attack that caused their fridges and freezers to heat up, spoiling fresh and frozen food estimated to be worth millions of euros.
Written by Matthew Cappucci

The Atlantic just ended September without a hurricane forming. Accumulated cyclone energy in the eastern Pacific Ocean is second-highest on record so far this year. Based on storm strength and duration using wind speeds.