The international committee responsible for the official scenarios that feed into climate modeling, which are the basis for most projective climate research and the assessments of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has just published the next generation of climate scenarios. [some emphasis, links added]

Congress is advancing legislation that commits at least $19.4 billion over the next five years—while establishing a permanent, multi-billion-dollar annual funding stream with no defined end date—to build a standing, nationwide influenza response system spanning vaccine development, stockpiling, testing, and public behavior campaigns

An artificial intelligence (AI) startup founded by Google and by the Gates Foundation has set its sights on developing “climate-resilient crops” — but some agricultural experts warn the technology is really designed to make small farms dependent on patented, privately owned technology

Why is the UK covering its countryside with ugly solar panels? To reduce carbon emissions, we are told. But are solar farms making any real difference to the country’s emissions? Are they even increasing them?

The beleaguered World Health Organization is pressuring low-income member states in Geneva over its plan to run the global infrastructure for future pandemics.

In the article we’re examining, Medicine Girl shares a compelling personal story. She was prescribed Synthroid for hypothyroidism, which she stopped taking cold turkey, and then tells us she felt better than ever.

Actually, it’s way past time. In the 1600s Newton developed his laws of motion from the work of Copernicus, Galileo, and Kepler. This was the beginning of science as a separate branch of philosophy

In a recent interview on Real America’s Voice, Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer of The Wellness Company (TWC), discussed promising findings from a new human observational study regarding the use of a combination therapy of ivermectin and mebendazole for cancer patients

As we observed recently, the whole “carbon credit” market has always been an extremely dubious enterprise

Amy Eskridge, a scientist working on anti-gravity propulsion technology, repeatedly warned that her life was in danger before she was found dead in 2022

Modern oncology has largely been built on a reductionist model: identify a dominant pathway, target it with precision, and expect tumor regression

In the latest blow to BioNTech’s stonewalling tactics, Germany’s Oberlandesgericht Hamm (Higher Regional Court of Hamm) has overturned a lower court ruling that had dismissed key aspects of a plaintiff’s claim for severe health damage from the Comirnaty mRNA COVID-19 vaccine

5G infrastructure is emblematic of the tensions surrounding all things digital. And for good reason

Groundbreaking MRI scans comparing sedentary individuals to masters athletes suggest that human physical decline is not a biological certainty. The results are published in the Journal, Physician and Sports Medicine.

Do you remember when you first heard the phrase ‘vaccine hesitancy’? Whenever you come across a new phrase or expression that seems unusual or tendentious, you can bet your boots that there is some cosmetically challenged behavioural psychologist behind it.

Behind the “one in seven” figure lies a bigger issue: what the UK MHRA chose not to investigate.