Written by Paul Homewood
In his clownish article the other day about the falling price of gas, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard made reference to high gas prices in New England, blaming them on America’s “badly integrated energy infrastructure”
Written by Linnea Lueken
A recent post at the website Rigzone, “No Hurricanes Strike USA For 1st Time in a Decade,” discusses how the United States lucked out by not being struck by any hurricanes this year, and never once credits climate change. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Jon Fleetwood
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its overview of “pandemic influenza preparedness and response activities,” in which it reasserts its expectation that labs all over the world provide the unelected foreign body with 90,000 influenza and coronavirus PCR tests per month.
Written by Jonathan Engler
The other day I became aware – via the below post on X – of this astonishing story, of which I was totally unaware previously
Written by Catherine Salgado
Climate hysteria is frightful, but seeing doom prophecies fail is delightful. For those leftists who are freaking out that holiday food favorites will disappear because of climate change ruining crops (spoiler alert: fake news), they are mentally and psychologically frozen. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Chris Morrison
A bitter row has broken out following Dr Roy Spencer’s backing of the UK Met Office’s controversial temperature record amid accusations of Met Office bias and poorly sited weather stations.
Written by Paul Homewood
According to climatologist Roy Spencer, using what he calls a ‘relative bias removal’ method, he comes to the conclusion that the Met Office’s claims of hottest summer this year are correct
Written by Sayer Ji
Imagine you could trace a single thread through the labyrinth of modern chronic disease—obesity, autoimmunity, hormonal collapse, depression, metabolic dysfunction, accelerated aging—and discover they all converge at one overlooked point: a wavelength of light your ancestors received every single day of their lives
Written by Pierre Kory, MD, MPA
This post originally focused on just one half of our environmental water cycle, i.e. the journey of your drinking water from a surface or groundwater source to the water treatment plant and then to your home.
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
I joined Del Bigtree in studio on The HighWire to discuss what the data now make unavoidable: the CDC’s 81-dose hyper-vaccination schedule is driving the modern epidemics of chronic disease and autism in the USA
Written by Kenneth Richard
Carbon dating evidence from the elevation of abandoned penguin rookeries (and other proxies) reveals that relative sea level (RSL) was ~30 meters higher than today across East Antarctica about 8,000 years ago (Small et al., 2025)
Written by Kerry Clapp
Substack is overflowing with climate firestorms—catastrophists predicting imminent apocalypse on one side, skeptics waving it all away on the other
Written by Sayer Ji and Global Wellness Forum
Big Alt-Med” isn’t a cabal—it’s a mass migration: people moving toward prevention, nutrition, movement, meaning, and sovereignty as trust in institutional medicine collapses.¹
Written by Jon Fleetwood
Despite mainstream attempts to downplay the alarming contamination problem plaguing COVID-19 vaccines, the Gates Foundation has awarded $3.3 million to a team of scientists at New York’s Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) to develop “breakthrough purification technologies” for producing mRNA-based vaccines
Written by Paul Homewood
As I reported earlier this week, the EU has now formally abandoned its 2035 ban on the sale of new petrol/diesel cars
Written by Independent Medical Alliance
Since the dawn of COVID and the widespread rollout of the injections, chronic fatigue has surged in parallel. Millions have reported persistent exhaustion, exercise intolerance, and physical depletion long after recovery or vaccination