
When it comes to germ “theory” we are used to hearing names such as Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch and Joseph Lister. However, some mainstream sources are now listing Florence Nightingale as one of “germ theory’s key 19th century figures”[1].
Written by Dr Sam Bailey

When it comes to germ “theory” we are used to hearing names such as Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch and Joseph Lister. However, some mainstream sources are now listing Florence Nightingale as one of “germ theory’s key 19th century figures”[1].
Written by Larry Bell

While the demand for additional electricity over the past 20 years has been in the range of a few percent per year, AI and data centers will need an estimated 13% to 15% more per year alone for their power-hungry infrastructure.
Written by Sayer Ji

Here’s a question that might fundamentally challenge everything you’ve been taught about medicine: What if the real “quacks” aren’t the herbalists, homeopaths, or traditional healers, but the very establishment that coined the insult?
Written by Suranjana Tewari

Australia is betting big on a discovery with a billion dollar loan to a mining company to extract rare earth metals – and disrupt a supply chain that China has monopolised.
Written by Eva Brendel and William Mathis

An offshore wind auction in Germany ended without a single bid, showing that zero-subsidy contracts aren’t in demand with investors
Written by James Alexander

This is for anyone who is trying to work out what is wrong in contemporary society and for anyone who is trying to work out what to do about it. There are many problems
Written by Riz Akhtar

Electric vehicle sales in Australia have slumped in the month of July, rocked by a dramatic plunge in the number of Tesla EVs sold, and despite a strong showing by China’s BYD which emerged as the market leader for the latest month
Written by Frank Bergman

A groundbreaking new analysis has emerged, challenging the mainstream narrative on “global warming” and throwing a wrench in the radical climate agenda
Written by Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

I hope that your air conditioning works, and that you can afford to pay the electricity bill. Somewhere in the world, there will be a record high temperature
Written by NCPR News

The Watertown Daily Times reports that’s after a safety push that arose following a series of destructive battery facility fires in Orange, Suffolk, and Jefferson counties
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

It is easy to forget the significant role nuclear power plays in meeting energy needs, yet many view nuclear as the dominant energy source of the future
Written by Noah Carl

Any academic or journalist who puts their head above the parapet to suggest that genes play a role in social inequality – in why some people are rich and others are poor – will soon find themselves denounced as “far-Right” or a “Nazi”.
Written by Phil Palij

Step by step the monstrous nature of the Covid-19 campaign against humanity becomes clearer. I hope Reiner Fuellmich the German American lawyer sitting in his German prison cell as a political prisoner gets to read this…
Written by Paul Homewood

BP is to reopen a key North Sea field and pump new oil and gas for at least a decade, despite Ed Miliband’s attempts to cut back the offshore industry
Written by Audrey Streb

The Department of Energy issued an emergency order for a major grid operator on Monday evening after it requested that the government do so
Written by Peter Behr and Christa Marshall

In another sign of fusion energy development’s quickening pace, Helion Energy, a startup with $1 billion in private funding, announced Wednesday it has commenced construction of its first planned power production reactor