The latest polling shows that voters have wised up and don’t care about Global Warming or Climate Change, or whatever the grifters call it now. [some emphasis, links added]

Canadian Detective Helen Grus has been demoted to second-class constable for 24 months after a four-year disciplinary battle over her investigation into the deaths of nine babies.

In a classic piece of pseudo-science, Pseudoscientific American tells us climate ate my pillow or some such.

See, “Between 2020 and 2025, people across the world lost an estimated 56 hours of sleep per year on average because of high overnight temperatures, according to a recent analysis from the nonprofit Climate Central that was based on an existing sleep and temperature model.

China is not hiding a population of only 300 million, nor did it quietly lose 400 million people during COVID. Those claims are pure clickbait, says Business analyst, Statrys.

The real crisis is slower, quieter, and far more damaging: a country that deliberately engineered its own population collapse is now watching the bill come due across its economy, society, and future power.

Yep, you heard me right. This is not a joke or exaggeration. The facts are out there for all to see. I wrote about the tokenization of nature in my article “From Blockchain to Ball and Chain: Are We Being Borged?”

A constellation of left-wing environmental groups wants to reopen the climate lawsuit floodgates, throwing their weight behind a high-stakes case in Colorado. [some emphasis, links added]

A peer-reviewed study documenting millions of excess deaths across the West after the rollout of COVID measures and shots has been yanked by the British Medical Journal — not for bad data, but for the crime of asking inconvenient questions.

Why “artificial intelligence” is brilliant marketing and bad description, while “large language model” is exactly the right name.

A July 2026 Environmental Research Letters paper by Bellocchi et al. attributes ~80% of the rise in Earth’s absorbed solar radiation since 2000 to a decline in highly reflective cloud cover, largely due to circulation-driven contraction of storm-cloud zones. [some emphasis, links added]

BioNTech must produce detailed records on adverse events linked to the COVID-19 vaccine it co-produced with Pfizer, a German appeals court ruled last week. The ruling upholds a lower court’s judgment against the company, in a lawsuit brought by an unnamed person injured by the vaccine.

The rapid drawdown of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) could damage the caverns that store the oil, experts warn. The SPR has tumbled below 300 million barrels for the first time since it was filled in the early 1980s, according to federal data released this week.

If you’ve ever looked at a disposable bottle of water with suspicion before tossing it into a bin, you’re far from alone.

Environmentalists are in a panic over the latest study proving ‘devastating’ impacts of data centers on natural resources. As reported by futurism.com:

It might be wondered why climate catastrophising clots bother with coral and in particular the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). For years as GBR coral cover hit new record highs, it let them down all the time.

There is something intellectually uncomfortable about sodium bicarbonate and cancer.

For years, climate activists and their allies in the scientific community have attempted to downplay—or outright deny—the existence of the Medieval Warm Period (MWP), a significant global climatic era roughly 1,000 years ago.