
Factory farms produce staggering amounts of manure and, in theory, there are strict regulations in place to keep it from contaminating nearby waterways
Written by Seth Millstein

Factory farms produce staggering amounts of manure and, in theory, there are strict regulations in place to keep it from contaminating nearby waterways
Written by Mike Schuler

A string of federal court rulings has effectively unraveled the Trump administration’s attempt to halt offshore wind construction along the U.S. East Coast, with the latest decision clearing Ørsted’s Sunrise Wind project to resume work immediately.
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Manufacturing, possession, or distribution of mRNA injections would be prosecuted as terrorism, carrying penalties of up to life imprisonment if a violation results in death
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Last week we looked at the lack of a warming hotspot in the tropical troposphere, or global troposphere for that matter, a crucial point where model predictions fail so obviously that even the IPCC concedes it, while conveniently burying it deep in the back pages
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Two weeks ago we noted that Javier Vinós had made a prediction and issued a challenge with regard to global temperature, the Hunga Tonga eruption and models that overstress CO2 and can’t handle volcanoes
Written by Will Jones

The United Nations is on the brink of bankruptcy after Donald Trump cut funding, its Secretary-General has said. The Telegraph has the story.
Written by Dr Tilak K Doshi

In a commentary article in the Financial Post on Tuesday, Bjørn Lomborg argues that ‘net zero’ is “on its way out”, as politicians across the world face up to the high cost and tiny climate returns of raising energy prices
Written by Charles Creitz

A gold-standard guide used by judges nationwide to address subjects they are not particularly versed in is drawing criticism over the latest edition’s inclusion of purported ideological bias focused on its climate section. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Peter Hoskins

China has banned hidden door handles on electric vehicles (EVs), making it the first country to stop the use of the controversial designs that were made popular by multi-billionaire Elon Musk’s Tesla.
Written by Roger Pielke Jr
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The world currently has 8.2 billion people and a global economy approaching $120 trillion. The world also routinely experiences extreme weather events like tropical cyclones, floods, and tornadoes.1
Written by John O'Sullivan CEO Principia Scientific International

New Youtube video discusses the “out-of-Africa theory” of human evolution, suggesting it may be incorrect based on recent findings and challenging common “evolution myths”.
Written by A Midwestern Doctor

Prior to the COVID-19 vaccines being released, many concerns were raised about these experimental gene therapies, including their potential for causing infertility, autoimmune diseases, and cancer
Written by Brad Slager

In the first half of this report, we covered how President Trump dominated the World Economic Forum (WEF). But amid all these policy actions and the personality puffery, what became of the WEF’s pet topic, the environment? [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Alex Washburne

Over the past several months, I’ve been developing automated lab technologies, vibe-engineering embedded systems that will explore biology in a way that I’ve always wanted to explore life’s possibilities
Written by William M Briggs

A doctor, a physician, has decided that the drug Profital™ if taken prophylactically will prevent the ‘Screaming Willies’ most of the time, and that the drug’s side effects won’t scar many
Written by Hart

The principles that once guided doctors have died and we need to resurrect them. Over the past few years, something profound has shifted.