Written by Wendell Husebo
John Balbus, who heads the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity, says he is hardwiring his office’s work into the agency to resist President-elect Donald Trump’s vowed reforms of the Department of Health and Human Services. [emphasis, links added]
Written by News Roundup
The main focus of this newsletter is, of course, COP29, which is still staggering on in Baku, Azerbaijan though we have staggered home.
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Apparently the world is about to end following Donald Trump’s election win, so we thought we should say goodbye
Written by Alison Bevege
Moderna’s $2 billion mRNA factory at Monash University is now finished and is already making test batches of gene-vaccines, according to media reports
Written by David McCowen
Tesla has been slammed in a shocking report that found its cars are more likely to be involved in a fatal crash than any other brand of new vehicle on the road
Written by Dr. Angus Dalgliesh
The Telegraph has just published a political statement from Tedros Ghebreyesus, the first non-medically qualified head of the WHO.
Written by Phillip.Altman
Here are findings from the largest autopsy survey ever conducted of COVID deaths (325 deaths) which leaves not doubt about the risk of the COVID “vaccines”.
Written by Paul Homewood
The Global Warming Policy Foundation has just published its annual review of UK weather. Once again, author Paul Homewood finds little to be alarmed about
Written by News Roundup
Another largely unmentionable subject at COP29 was that Azerbaijan is a petrostate.
Written by Sallust
The Telegraph has published an entertaining review of a new book called A Very British Cult: Rogue Priests and the Abode of Love by Stuart Flinders.
Written by Chris Morrison
Sea ice around Antarctica has “slowly increased” since the start of continuous satellite recordings in 1979 with any changes caused by natural climate variation
Written by David Nield
Meeting the world’s data storage demands is costly, in terms of money, energy, and environmental impact – but a new material could significantly improve the cooling of our data centers while also making our home and business electronics more energy efficient.
Written by Carly Cassella
An unprecedented glimpse of the human brain as it leaves the womb and enters the outside world has revealed an explosive growth spurt.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
The Biden administration’s obstruction of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports is a blatant assault on energy security, economic stability, and global alliances.
Written by Owen Klinsky
Hundreds of millions of Americans are at risk from power shortages this winter if weather conditions are harsh, according to a new report published by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), a power grid watchdog
Written by Tessa Koumoundouros
Our brain isn’t the only place memories form in our body. New York University (NYU) researchers have discovered learning through repetition may be fundamental to all of our cells