Written by Bjorn Lomborg
Looking back on more than 20 years of climate agitation, two themes emerge: a stubborn unwillingness by campaigners to acknowledge any inconvenient science and ever-shifting favorite stories, first elevated and then dropped by the wayside. [emphasis, links added]
Written by John Droz Jr.
{If you have not voted about who you thought won the Presidential debate, please take ten seconds and do so now — here. TY!}
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
The modern climate crisis narrative, driven largely by what I believe to be irrational fear, has led to the normalization of geoengineering, concepts that were once confined to the realm of science fiction.
Written by Peter A. Mccullough, MD, MPH
Dr. Peter Hotez a well-funded vaccine promoter at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
Written by Jerm Warfare
I’ve avoided covering this idea for a while due to, I suppose, my own misunderstandings.
Written by Adam Taylor
Most of us will be all too familiar with that dopey, groggy feeling of being tired after a restless night.
Written by Efrat Fenigson and Tom Nelson
My guest today is Prof. Steven Koonin, co-hosted with Tom Nelson – host of The Tom Nelson Podcast. Prof. Koonin is an American theoretical physicist and former director of the Center for Urban Science and Progress at NYU.
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D
A new study by University of Washington (UW) researchers found that COVID-19 lockdowns accelerated the aging of teenagers’ brains.
Written by Will Jones
Italian car maker Fiat has told the workforce on its electric 500 assembly line to down tools for a month due to lack of demand for the battery-powered city cars. The Mail has more.
Written by Meryl Dorey
This was posted to Facebook and within a short time, Facebook removed this post.
Written by Mike Mcrae
Life was put to the ultimate test a quarter-billion years ago as extinction events ravaged Earth’s biosphere, leaving a mere handful of species to claw their way back to survival.
Written by Isam Ahmed, AFP
Adderall is an effective treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD), but a sharp rise in US prescriptions over the past two decades has sparked concerns among researchers about rare but serious side effects.
Written by Chris Morrison
These days the Met Office has rebadged its daily “high” temperatures as “extreme”, all the better of course to ramp up fears of heat as part of the Net Zero education process.
Written by Will Jones
Italy has called for a review of the European Union’s 2035 petrol car ban amid fears it risked triggering the industry’s “collapse”
Written by James Edward Kamis
A research study by USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences concluded that the concentration and volume of mercury present in Alaska’s Yukon River Basin is unusually high (see here).
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
The debate surrounding the purported increase in natural disasters due to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has been a cornerstone of the climate crisis narrative for decades.