The European Union is advancing a sweeping rewrite of its seed laws under the banner of Plant Reproductive Material regulation (PRM).

Scientific discovery has always moved at the speed of the tools that make it possible. The telescope did not merely assist Copernicus and Galileo.

With the world gripped by an energy crisis, the relative quiet from climate groups is an acknowledgment that their beliefs are no solution.

Red light therapy (often called photobiomodulation) as a promising approach to improving health by targeting fundamental cellular processes rather than just symptoms.

Britain is at risk of mobile signal rationing as network operators warn soaring energy prices triggered by the war in Iran could force them to implement energy saving measures.

Dr. Sam Bailey explains ongoing efforts—particularly in India—to legally and publicly challenge the scientific foundations of virology, germ theory, and the COVID-19 pandemic narrative.

Baroness Hallett’s long-awaited Module 4 Report on Vaccines and Therapeutics, published last week, declares the UK’s Covid-19 vaccination programme ‘an extraordinary feat’ and ‘a great success.’

Rachel Reeves has said Britain will step up North Sea drilling to combat the energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran as Labour continues to water down its Net Zero commitments.

In an era of rapid technological disruption, few writers have articulated the precariousness of modern life as clearly as Robert Bryce. New interview sets out the limits to growth.

Recent developments surrounding the World Health Organization (WHO) highlight a growing shift back toward national and individual control over public health decisions.

We’ve all been there. You walk into a Dublin pub, order a Guinness, and the bartender asks for €7.80. For a moment, you wonder if the glass is made of Waterford Crystal or if the nitrogen bubbles are actually tiny, liquid diamonds.

Ten U.S. researchers and scientists have reportedly died or disappeared over the past 33 months amid increasing speculation about the cause of some of the disappearances, according to news coverage.

Despite the BBC announcement that it will “review” its climate reporting, don’t be fooled. This is not a sudden outbreak of journalistic honesty.