A WSJ Article by Yusuf Khan showcasing a ‘pledge’ by future business leaders to “make a careerlong commitment to combat climate change” gets panned by a real scientist denouncing climate alarmism as a “monstrous lie.”

An article from the Wall Street Journal, “Cocoa and Coffee Prices Have Surged. Climate Change Will Only Take Them Higher,” claims that climate change is driving recent spikes in the price of cocoa and coffee and that things will likely get worse as warming continues.This is false. [emphasis, links added]

A long time ago I became fascinated by the obsession people have that the time they live in is of epic, overwhelming significance.

High profile cancellations in the wake of the Cass Report are front and centre in the media as those whose lives were destroyed are once again in the spotlight, this time for vindication.

Illness is identified by taking a history, examining symptoms and signs, and often by taking some tests. 

The climate is up the spout and we’re to blame.

The Global Warming Policy Foundation has today published its periodic review of global hurricane activity. [emphasis, links added]

Do you think that the constant catastrophizing of weather and climate in the mainstream media, politics, and science has just appeared by accident? [emphasis, links added]

The African Humid Period (AHP) is a well-documented climatic event that occurred in the Sahara and Sahel regions of Africa, at pre-industrial levels of GHGs, transforming these typically arid areas into lush landscapes with an abundance of flora and fauna.

I first started researching vaccines for coronaviruses in spring and summer 2020 when it became obvious that lockdowns were not going to be “three weeks to flatten the curve”.

In recent years, we have received many requests to talk about ‘infectious mononucleosis’, also known as ‘glandular fever’.

Facebook’s censorship is totally out of hand, and its “independent and nonpartisan fact checks” are anything but. Now it is censoring Climate: The Movie.

There are multiple events that happened in January 2020 that are, to put it mildly, peculiar.

China missile attack to sink Chinese ships. Within minutes, California is plunged into darknes

Since the advent of internet accessible Artificial Inteligence, AI, there has been a good deal of angst and breast beating about the future roll of human beings in the scheme of things.