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Impact of Vaccines on Mortality Decline Since 1900

Written by Children's Health Defense

Since 1900, there’s been a 74% decline in mortality rates in developed countries, largely due to a marked decrease in deaths from infectious diseases. How much of this decline was due to vaccines? The history and data provide clear answers that matter greatly in today’s vitriolic debate about vaccines.

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Time is of the Essence – even in these Varying Times

Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser

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Not only that, the time is getting shorter and – if you believe it – can now even be reversed.

So, if you remember the date – and scroll back to that specific time window — when your hammer hit your thumb instead of the nail, you ought to no longer feel any pain.

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Despite Lack of Studies, Safety Standards Relaxed Ahead of 5G

Written by Margi Murphy

5G networks are set to be rolled out later this year

ICNIRP, the global scientific body used to set standards on radio frequency emissions from smartphones, WiFi routers and phone masts, will vote on easing its guidelines next month.

The Munich-headquartered organisation, made up of a dozen scientists, believe the existing rules can be relaxed without any health risks.

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New Study: North America Cooling Since 1998

Written by Kenneth Richard

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The Post-1998 Hiatus Plods On…Regionally. North America (180-0°N, 15-60°N) has been characterized as a “major cooling center” by the authors of a new paper (Gan et al., 2019) published in Earth and Space Science.

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Why Politicized Science Is So Dangerous

Written by Michael Crichton

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The following is excerpted from Appendix I in the novel State Of Fear by Michael Crichton. It’s not too long but well worth the read, especially in today’s crazy climate.

Imagine that there is a new scientific theory that warns of an impending crisis, and points to a way out.

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How Fast Did the Earth Spin When It Had Its Magma Ocean?

Written by Stephanie Pappas

This infernal exoplanet might be where hell resides in our ...

The early Earth was an infernal place: hot, roiling, rapidly rotating and bombarded by space debris, including a Mars-size body whose impact created the moon.

That same impact also turned the entire surface of the newly formed Earth into a molten magma ocean. Now, new research finds that the rapid spin of the planet may have influenced how this molten sea cooled.

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Why The Real Climate Threat Is Global Cooling

Written by Vijay JayaRaj

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Climate alarmists constantly warn us that man-made global warming is making our world less habitable and that climate doomsday is fast approaching.

But a closer look at our climate reveals a surprising climate discovery that our mainstream media have conveniently ignored for decades: the role of the sun in determining Earth’s climate.

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Why Renewables Can’t Save The Planet

Written by Via YouTube

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Environmentalists have long promoted renewable energy sources like solar panels and wind farms to save the climate. But what about when those technologies destroy the environment?

In this provocative talk, Time Magazine “Hero of the Environment” and energy expert, Michael Shellenberger explains why solar and wind farms require so much land for mining and energy production and an alternative path to saving both the climate and the natural environment. (Video after the jump)

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Co-founder Blasts Greenpeace for Re-writing History

Written by Michael Bastasch

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Greenpeace cofounder Patrick Moore fired back at the environmental group he spent years leading over attempts to rewrite the history of their founding.

“This is a case of historical revisionism,” Moore told The Daily Caller News Foundation in an interview.

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Kids Taught to Use Climate Change As Excuse To Ditch School

Written by Jason Hopkins

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Young students across the world plan to skip class on Friday, claiming that they will devote the day to protesting man-made climate change.

Students from more than 70 countries will skip class on Friday, March 15, to demand that their governments take more action on addressing climate change, according to #FridaysForFuture, a youth-led movement that is behind the strike.

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Teaching the Radiative Greenhouse Effect is Unethical

Written by Geraint Hughes

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We all like to live our lives according to structured sets of rules, sometimes these are rules are hard and fast like laws, such as speed limits and in others they are subjective and more aligned with faith based values which have a strong tendency to stem from religious beliefs.

Without these, helping link and bind us together, society falls apart and everything quickly descends into a hellish free for all, where selfishness and dog eat dog rules reigns and only the strong survive.

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Food Riots of 1795 Due to Climate Change

Written by Martin Armstrong

The British had a long tradition of striking tokens for political purposes. There were political tokens against the American Revolution. Some pictured Thomas Paine being hanged for writing his Common Sense. There was Climate Change back then as well and it resulted in massive riots over shortages of food.

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