Some people still bow down before the idol of the ‘peer review’ process, ignoring the fact it has been totally corrupted so alarmist papers, however badly flawed, are passed without question, and skeptical papers are refused, often without even being read

The amount of seismic activity around the Kamchatka peninsula has been extraordinarily high the past few months, and climate alarmists deliberately ignore it

In the hallowed halls of medicine and science, where lives hang in the balance and truth should reign supreme, confirmation bias lurks as an insidious predator, ready to devour objectivity and spit out catastrophe

An earlier HART article described how, throughout the covid event, health care professionals (doctors, nurses, psychologists, behavioural scientists) habitually behaved in ways that were at odds with their ethical codes

In 23 August 2025, award-winning science journalist Robert Whitaker, founder of the evidence-based Mad in America website, published a very important article

The UK Met Office takes great pride in its public-domain historic station database where 37 selected sites provide average temperature data going back many decades

Once upon a time, or more specifically in July this year, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) published a report titled “A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate.” [emphasis, links added]

On the ongoing subject of not seeing that which is obvious, we keep getting notifications like “Rooftop solar’s in trouble” or “The clean-energy manufacturing boom is going bust” or “Tax credits throttled” or “With little explanation, Trump throws the wind industry into chaos”.

The Department of Energy’s Critical Review of Impacts of GHG Emissions on the U.S. Climate landed with a simple message most readers can understand

A new first-of-its-kind study by Dutch researchers finds no evidence of a global acceleration in sea level rise because of climate change.

For decades, an aspirin a day was virtually synonymous with heart attack prevention. This tiny pill was lauded as a near-miraculous shield against cardiovascular disease — a “wonder drug” taken by millions in hopes of an easy insurance policy

I’m beginning to think Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has serious cognitive issues

We’ve all seen those videos in which hersterical (there is no misspelling) chubby women rant at their cellphone cameras in cars

I admit it. I am pretty pissed off now. I just had a chat conversation with a “colleague” who describes himself as “A physician and was a Uniformed Public Health Service Officer for thirty years”.

Jeffrey Tucker’s Opening Monologue on Trish Wood is Critical podcast, an essential Substack to follow.