Written by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge last week ruled that federal law does not preempt California’s state environmental law, which requires environmental impact reviews before telecom companies can apply for permits to build new wireless infrastructure on scenic highways and historic sites.
Written by Kenneth Richard
The sea level rise experienced in recent decades was supposed to lead to shrinking shorelines and inundated coasts.
Written by James Edward Kamis
Written by Richard Z. Cheng, M.D., Ph.D
OMNS (April 3, 2024) The American Heart Association (AHA) recently released a news report highlighting a poster presentation that suggested an association between an 8-hour time-restricted eating schedule (intermittent fasting) and a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular disease mortality (AHA 2024, Chen 2024).
Written by John leake
In 1710, Jonathan Swift noted in The Examiner:
Written by John Leake
Maddow, Walensky, and Biden may plead ignorance, as they apparently don’t understand anything, but Fauci, Gates, and Bourla certainly knew they were lying.
Written by Jack Phillips
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck New Jersey on Friday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, and it was likely felt by millions of people across the northeastern U.S. and New York City metropolitan area.
Written by Matt Taylor BBC Weather
It might sound odd, but in certain weather situations clouds can disappear from the skies during a solar eclipse. The disappearance of clouds is just one of the several eerie impacts such as darkening skies and absence of bird song that are likely to be observed during this year’s total solar eclipse.
Written by AFP
The White House announced Tuesday it is directing NASA to create a unified time standard for the Moon and other celestial bodies, as governments and private companies increasingly compete in space.
Written by Richard ELDRED
The University of Cambridge is launching a taxpayer-backed, bird-brained initiative to “decolonise the dodo” by investigating its Museum of Zoology collection.
Written by Kenneth Richard
Modern relative sea levels are near the lowest in the last 7,000 years.
Written by John Leake
Three years after the United States military invaded Iraq, the American journalist, Thomas Ricks, published a review of the misadventure titled Fiasco.
Written by John Leake
Whenever I post an essay or report on our Substack, I always carefully review all of the reader comments and try to learn from them.
Written by Brian Gitt
Renewables will make electricity so cheap that they’ll pay for themselves, explained the news media to the public over the last decade.
Written by Julia Steinberg
Amid growing claims that schools indoctrinate students, ‘classical education’—which teaches kids to think critically and master old books—is making a comeback.
Written by Ben pile
Reports in newspapers this week revealed that Britain’s domestic production of energy has reached a new record low. The news comes from trade group, Offshore Energies U.K.
