
We recently deplored the ignorance of journalists trusted to write on science without knowing, apparently, that plants absorb carbon.
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We recently deplored the ignorance of journalists trusted to write on science without knowing, apparently, that plants absorb carbon.
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

As you know, climate science is settled even when it changes, unlike other kinds of science that change even when they are settled.
Written by Chloe Hayward

A major legal claim has been filed in the UK against pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson, accusing the firm of knowingly selling baby powder contaminated with asbestos.
Written by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.

A Houston hospital accused of denying organ transplants to patients who haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19 today told The Defender it “does not have a policy requiring transplant patients to be vaccinated against COVID-19, or any other disease, and does not deny care based on vaccination status.”
Written by Dr Alejandro Diaz

Microplastics, once dismissed as an environmental nuisance, have quietly infiltrated the human body, crossing biological barriers once thought impenetrable.
Written by StacheD Training

Five Sacramento firefighters were hospitalized after responding to a Tesla crash — and they weren’t even close to the car fire.
Written by Chimnonso Onyekwelu and Melissa Smith

Something alarming is happening to men across the globe — and it’s accelerating. In just 40 years, average sperm counts have collapsed by more than 50%, with new studies showing the decline is speeding up at an estimated 1.6% every single year.
Written by Jimmy Dore

Jimmy Dore speaks with retired nurse educator and YouTube star Dr. John Campbell about how he became skeptical toward COVID-19 guidelines and vaccine safety.
Written by Chris Summers

Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing cause for concern around the world, with fears about how electric vehicles, e-bikes, laptop chargers, and power banks pose a risk to people at home, at work, and on the move.
Written by Paul Driessen

The 30th Conference of the Parties on climate change (COP30) will promote its climate, energy, and economic fantasies and demands from November 10–21 in Belém, Brazil.
Written by Steve Kirsch

AI analysis of the counterarguments: Detailed examinations of the arguments posed by Professor Jeffrey Morris, Professor Jake Scott, and Henry Ford Hospital showing it’s all a PR stunt to make people who are unskilled in reading studies believe that this one, done by their top people, is awful.
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday addressed pushback from elected officials, mainstream media and TikTokkers, after last month’s announcement advising pregnant women to avoid taking acetaminophen products during pregnancy.
Written by Max Lugavere

A new 2025 study in Scientific Reports looked at how red meat fits within healthy versus unhealthy dietary patterns using data from over 3,600 adults in the American Gut Project.
Written by Irina Slav

Five months have passed since the blackout that paralysed the Iberian Peninsula. A lot can change in five months but the threat of future blackouts is, apparently, not in that lot.
Written by Matthew Wielicki

Tuvalu and Kiribati’s Land Gains Shred the ‘Sinking’ Myth. But a recent Guardian article titled “‘Humanitarian’ visa must be created for Pacific Islanders displaced by climate crisis, experts say” is pushing the familiar alarmist narrative.
Written by Sayer Ji

Six former U.S. Surgeons General recently condemned HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in an WSJ op-ed, but investigation reveals each has significant financial ties to pharmaceutical companies, healthcare corporations, or controversial ethical lapses that compromise their credibility as impartial voices.