UK Energy Minister, Michael Shanks’, claims last week that scrapping ‘net zero’, as Nigel Farage proposed, would cost a million jobs, were soon shown to be a fantasy when the Office for National Statistics (ONS) published its own analysis of ‘green’ jobs the day after

The Trump administration has canceled federal contracts worth millions from Springer Nature, a German-owned scientific publisher.

As the electric vehicle lack of revolution grinds to a halt without subsidies, we’re told that a Chinese firm has invented a way to charge an EV in five minutes.

An email from Bloomberg Green growls “Air travel is soaring, and so are emissions”. The piece it teases to has the good grace to admit that “Airlines Trying to Reduce Emissions With Green Jet Fuel Face Reality Check”.

Have you ever wonder why doctors seem powerless against insurance companies denying needed surgical procedures?

The Defender’s Children’s Health NewsWatch delivers the latest headlines related to children’s health and well-being, including the toxic effects of vaccines, drugs, chemicals, heavy metals, electromagnetic radiation and other toxins and the emotional risks associated with excessive use of social media and other online activities

There have been renewed calls for parents to have their children vaccinated against measles, following an outbreak in Liverpool, UK

The costs of Germany’s power grids have more than doubled within ten years. According to figures from the Federal Network Agency (FNA), the network fees to be paid by consumers and companies this year amount to 33 billion euros. In 2015, it was only 15.9 billion euros. [emphasis, links added]

During the first half of 2025, a new record was set for the number of deaths caused by climate and weather disasters. Can you guess what that record was?

 

When Gavin Newsom claims two-thirds of California’s electricity is ‘zero-carbon,’ it’s a ‘master class in deception.’

Speaking of heat, the absurdity of journalists portraying warmth as deadly soars unabated.

Fluoride is a chemical added to over 70 percent of municipal tap water supplies in the United States under the claim that it prevents tooth decay

AI emissions are set to outpace the airline industry, raising doubts about the feasibility of ‘net zero’ goals

A new JAMA Cardiology study by McBride et al confirms what emergency physicians in King County, WA, have long hoped: survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) has steadily improved for two decades

In January of this year, a new Chinese AI start-up; DeepSeek, created a $1 trillion Wall Street bloodbath shocking Silicon Valley

A groundbreaking study published in PNAS titled, Brighter nights and darker days predict higher mortality risk: A prospective analysis of personal light exposure in >88,000 individuals, has provided the strongest evidence to date that how much light we are exposed to—both during the day and night—directly impacts our lifespan