The Berwick Bank wind farm, located off the east coast of Scotland could provide power to six million homes
Scottish Govt Gives Go-Ahead for World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm
Written by Gcaptain
BBC Claims Air Turbulence Is Increasing, Data Shows It Isn’t
Written by Paul Homewood
Last week the BBC continued to ply their misinformation about the weather, this time air turbulence gets their treatment
The single most convincing Covid ‘vaccine’ harm signal to date
Written by Steve Kirsch
Mortality increased each time they gave a new dose. This kind of dose-response temporal pattern is considered one of the strongest forms of circumstantial evidence in observational epidemiology
Are Vaccines Big Money-Makers for Pediatricians?
Written by Brenda Baletti PhD
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the New York Times say there are no “perverse incentives” for doctors to push vaccines, as U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently claimed
Majority Report Super-intelligent AI Glasses Are Coming
Written by Martin Mawyer
They’ll look like ordinary sunglasses. But behind the stylish frame, a powerful intelligence will be watching you. Listening to you. Learning from you. And eventually, thinking for you.
AI Data Centers in Texas Used 463 Million Gallons of Water, Residents Told to Take Shorter Showers
Written by Keith Anthony
Texas has long been defined by oil, heat, and huge infrastructure projects. Now, it’s also at the center of a growing environmental debate. Microsoft’s Stargate campus in Abilene is leading a data center boom that is drawing concern over water use, right in the middle of a prolonged drought.
Reclaiming ‘Environmentalism’ From the Climate Extremists
Written by Gary Abernathy
Americans are reclaiming ‘environmentalism’ from the radical left. Certain words and phrases take on new meaning as time goes by, often due to the politicization of our language. A clear example of such evolution is in regard to what it means to be an environmentalist.
Is the Human Mind Still in the Copper Age?
Written by John Leake
On Thursday, September 19, 1991, Erika and Helmut Simon, a couple from Nuremberg, climbed the Fineilspitze, a mountain lying about fifty kilometers southwest of Innsbruck
Moderna’s Parent Company Now Spraying RNA Into Your Food
Written by Jon Fleetwood
Flagship Pioneering, the company that founded Moderna, is now genetically programming crops with synthetic RNA sprays designed to persist in plant tissue
Is The Washington Post Favouring Communist China Over America?
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
The Washington Post reports that “Solar panels and windmills are the fastest-growing sources of power in the United States, accounting for 80 percent of new energy being added to the grid”
Scientists Can’t Explain Growing Glacier, But Journalists Can?
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
We were intrigued by a headline “Earth’s Most Dangerous Glacier Is Gaining Ice – And Scientists Can’t Explain Why”
The False Promises of Electric Vehicles Are Being Exposed
Written by Dr Tilak Doshi
Shipping giant Matson declared last week that it would no longer transport electric vehicles (EVs) or plug-in hybrids on its vessels, citing the fire risks posed by lithium-ion batteries
Did The Covid ‘Vaccines’ Really Save Millions Of Lives?
Written by Raphael Lataster (BPharm, PhD)
This is a curious one. John Ioannidis is a titan in academic research, being one of the most cited scientists in the world. And he has somewhat been on the side of us ‘correct COVID contrarians’ on issues like the exaggeration of COVID’s deadliness
Will the end of US EV Subsidies turn them into A Niche Market?
Written by Francis Menton
It was barely more than a year ago that climate activists and federal bureaucrats thought they had maneuvered the internal combustion engine (ICE) automobile to the brink of extinction
RFK Jr. Takes Aim at Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
Written by Brenda Baletti PhD
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday he plans to overhaul the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, the federal program created to compensate people injured by vaccines
Lowest Six-Month Weather-related Deaths Since Records Began
Written by Chris Morrison
The first half of 2025 has seen the smallest number of deaths related to extreme weather since records began, while the media would have you believe millions are fleeing from climate disasters