Arctic sea ice extent as recorded by the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) in Bremerhaven, Germany, looks at the situation in January 2024
January Arctic Sea Ice Has Been Stable For 20 Years
Written by Pierre Gosselin
Tokyo winters have cooled slightly over the past 40 years
Written by Kirye
The December 1 to February 29 meteorological winter ended and the latest data for the mean winter temperature are available for Tokyo and its island Hachijō-jima
3 New Studies Confirm Sea Levels Were 5 to 9 Meters Higher 7,000-5,000 Years Ago Than Today
Written by Kenneth Richard
Modern relative sea levels are near the lowest in the last 7,000 years.
Why We Question Everything
Written by John Leake
Whenever I post an essay or report on our Substack, I always carefully review all of the reader comments and try to learn from them.
Inside the New Wave of Old-School Education
Written by Julia Steinberg
Amid growing claims that schools indoctrinate students, ‘classical education’—which teaches kids to think critically and master old books—is making a comeback.
When You Wish Upon A “Bio-Weapon”
Written by Dr. Sam Bailey
The longer that the COVID-19 Fraud has been pushed onto the world the more people are waking up to the reality that there was no pandemic.
AI could take away almost eight million jobs in UK, says report
Written by Richard Partington
Almost eight million UK jobs could be lost to artificial intelligence in a “jobs apocalypse”, according to a report warning that women, younger workers and those on lower wages are at most risk from automation
Is It Possible To Balance Growth with the ‘Green’ Agenda?
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
In an era where climate concerns seem to dominate the global dialogue, a pressing paradox presents itself: no nation has yet managed to lift its populace out of poverty without a significant increase in CO2 emissions
Woke, pro-LGBT & Marxist beliefs correlated with worse mental health
Written by Emily Mangiaracina
A Finnish study has found that the adoption of leftist, “woke” beliefs is correlated with higher rates of anxiety and depression
Boots now selling Covid ‘vaccines’, but at a high price
Written by Blathnaid Corless
Covid vaccines will be sold on the high street for the first time, with Boots becoming the first major pharmacy to launch the service for £99
Battling the Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex
Written by John Leake
Three years after the United States military invaded Iraq, the American journalist, Thomas Ricks, published a review of the misadventure titled Fiasco.
“I Was Wrong About Renewables,” Says Former Green Energy Executive
Written by Brian Gitt
Renewables will make electricity so cheap that they’ll pay for themselves, explained the news media to the public over the last decade.
The Green Energy Mess That Nobody Will Admit to
Written by Ben pile
Reports in newspapers this week revealed that Britain’s domestic production of energy has reached a new record low. The news comes from trade group, Offshore Energies U.K.
Study reveals neurological effects of reused frying oils
Written by Jeffrey A. Tucker
A new study found higher levels of neurodegeneration in rats that consumed reused deep fried cooking oils and their offspring compared to rats on a normal diet
Eco-Extremists Seem To Want To Destroy Society, Not Help It
Written by Cauf Skiviers
This week, Harvard University has shut down a Bill Gates-funded geoengineering experiment
New ‘study’ finds Shakespeare plays “too white, male, and cisgender”
Written by John Leake
Yesterday, in my conversation with British author and educator, Mike Fairclough, we discussed how the stupidity and tyranny of the Covid pandemic response was global in nature