Written by Meryl Nass MD
I love The Midwestern Doctor because he seems to think like me, writes better, and collects a ton of facts. In this case he reports back from Peter Hotez’ latest book and gives me a shout-out.
Written by Meryl Nass MD
To protect us, of course. It’s for our own good. To protect our human rights and freedoms.
Written by Dr. Nisa Khan
Saturday 27th January 2024: World-leading LED lighting expert, Dr Nisa Khan appears on the popular TNT Radio science show, Sky Dragon Slaying, to explain why continuous exposure to LED lights in our homes and vehicles may cause life-threatening cancers.
Written by Steve Kirsch
The UK ONS has been ignoring my emails to them, even when a Member of Parliament wants to know the answer to my questions as well.
Written by Norman Fenton
Chief Nerd has broken the ‘shocking’ story that CDC defines:
an ‘Unvaccinated’ person as someone who “has not been verified to have received [an] COVID-19 vaccine.” Essentially if a person’s vaccination status is UNKNOWN they are labeled as ‘Unvaccinated’.
Written by Climate Change Dispatch
While globalists, heads of large corporations, and officials in international organizations may consider democracy more of a spectator sport than a representative political system embraced by countries around the world, at least they were willing to allow some competition into the ring this year.
Written by Climate Change Dispatch
It was just about a decade ago that Nate Silver asked me to join his rebooted 538 at ABC. Nate asked if I’d write on climate and I asked if I could also write on sport governance. Deal!
Written by Climate Change Dispatch
The European Space Agency (ESA) here reports on runoff and river discharge, which are important components in Earth’s water cycle.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
My passion for scientific curiosity ignited in Mr. Nelson’s AP biology class way back in 1994 at Bullard High School in Fresno, CA, and has never dwindled. It continued through my undergraduate years at UC San Diego, where biochemistry and cellular biology became my expertise. A stint as a molecular biologist in the bustling world of biotech followed, but the yearning for a connection to the natural world as opposed to only the lab called me back to further my education in Earth Science with a Ph.D. from UCLA.
Written by John Leake
On January 17, 2024, the British sports reporter, Mike Dickson, suddenly collapsed and died at the Australian Open.
Written by Norman Fenton
A new peer-reviewed study of public covid data in six northern European countries (in which I was one of several authors) has discovered that the pre-existing seasonal nature of coronaviruses had more impact on reported covid ‘case’ and ‘death’ numbers than any of the government public health interventions – including vaccinations, lockdowns, masks and travel restrictions.
Written by Meryl Nass MD
WHY? Hydroxychloroquine doesn’t kill *people* unless you overdose. But it does kill *coronaviruses.*
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
Thwaites Glacier, often referred to as the “Doomsday Glacier,” is a massive ice formation in West Antarctica that has garnered significant attention in recent years
Written by Spencer Brown
Kentucky’s new top cop, Attorney General Russell Coleman, is already standing up for Bluegrass State residents and uniting other Republican AGs against the heavy (and misguided) hand of the Biden administration’s regulation-loving bureaucrats.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
The jet stream, a powerful ribbon of air high in the atmosphere, whips around the globe like a celestial river.
Written by MARYAM HENEIN
As usual, I am multitasking. It’s Saturday evening and I am listening to the hearing on injuries caused by COVID-19 vaccines.