
The boss of British Gas’s owner has warned the UK faces fuel shortages this winter as stockpiles fall to just 30% owing to an over-reliance on imports.
Written by Will Jones

The boss of British Gas’s owner has warned the UK faces fuel shortages this winter as stockpiles fall to just 30% owing to an over-reliance on imports.
Written by Ganapathy Shanmugam, Ph.D.

We present evidence for Ocean Fertilization, using pattern recognition, with data from (1) the Sahara Desert, (2) the Taklamakan Desert, (3) the North Atlantic, (4) the Equatorial Atlantic, (5) the South Atlantic, (6) the Bay of Biscay, (7) the Strait of Hormuz, (8) the Bass Strait, (9) the Sea of Okhotsk, and (10) the Global Wind Circulation
Written by Mike Adams

I believe patents have become tools of monopoly, not innovation. They protect incumbent power at the expense of progress, and the entire system is built on fraud and serves corporate interests, not the public good.
Written by David Wojick, Ph.D.

The UN Green Climate Fund (GCF) is neither ‘green’ nor about the climate. It is mostly just doing normal foreign aid that the donor countries would be better off doing themselves. The GCF have received and spent over $20 billion to date, with more billions coming
Written by I & I Editorial Board

Just weeks after announcing that it will lose up to $4.5 billion this year making electric cars, Ford unveiled its next plug-in attempt: the Ford Fathom truck. So it goes with EVs
Written by Paul Homewood

Further to the Telegraph article about covert attacks on the UK electricity grid, the topic of battery storage came up in the Telegraph comments – the gist was that we needed much more storage to avert the problem.
Written by Ronald Stein* and Mike Ariza

With no pipelines crossing the Sierra Nevada, California is an energy island, separated from the crude oil supplies and refinery infrastructure of the other continental states.
Written by Tilak Doshi

When Allan Bloom published the widely acclaimed the Closing of the American Mind in 1987, he offered an early and influential warning that leading universities had abandoned the pursuit of truth and the Western intellectual tradition in favour of moral relativism and identity politics
Written by Willow Tohi

As global coffee consumption continues rising and metabolic diseases remain a leading health challenge, understanding how this everyday beverage interacts with the human body has never been more urgent
Written by Jon Fleetwood

A weather-modification company claims its drones sprayed silver iodide into clouds over Alaska and produced roughly 19 million gallons of additional water in about three hours, but its own report shows that water was not directly measured as precipitation that would not otherwise have fallen.
Written by Jon Fleetwood

Nearly 14 years before COVID-19, HHS created the Public Health Emergency Medical Countermeasures Enterprise (PHEMCE) and centralized federal health, biomedical, regulatory, homeland-security, and military functions around a government-directed countermeasure pipeline
Written by William M Briggs

Above is a graph of the yearly number of total papers that have the keyword “climate change” in them
Written by Dr Sam Bailey

The medical system has been exposed on multiple occasions for its use of “viruses” as cover stories. The COVID-19 fraud was the biggest example so far and demonstrated the effectiveness of the viral paradigm as a fear narrative.
Written by Chase Codewell

Tungsten, a dense metal essential for advanced semiconductors and artificial intelligence hardware, faces a critical supply shortage that has drawn the attention of U.S. defense officials and global chipmakers, according to industry executives and market analysts.
Written by Dr Jonathan Engler

The other day I met a doctor with over 40 years experience in both the clinical and academic spheres. He was with me on many issues of the day, including the poor quality of science being conducted, the criminal nature of the transgender movement, over-diagnosis and so on
Written by Francis Menton

The EPA Endangerment Finding is the completely absurd piece of regulatory overreach by which the Obama EPA in December 2009 purported to determine that the trace atmospheric gas carbon dioxide was a “danger to human health and welfare.”