There are few things more beloved of “conservationists” than the environmental devastation caused by wind farms.

On Wednesday, the Associated Press published an article about record warming, not this year, but for the three-month period of October through December 2020 in the Greenland region of the Arctic.

MILLIONS of households will see their energy bills reach £1,800 by April next year according to latest price predictions, as the cost of living crisis continues.

Al Gore was vice president of the United States under President Bill Clinton (1993–2001). For his election campaign in 1992, he wrote the book Earth in the Balance.[i]

Products that are fundamental to nearly all global “green pledges” — including electric vehicle batteries, solar panels, wind turbines and industrial-grade storage batteries — require minerals that are produced with significant human rights violations.

U.S. drug regulators this week formally strengthened a warning to Americans regarding a severe condition linked to Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine.

Rapid advances in large-scale connectomics are beginning to spotlight the importance of individual variations in the neural circuitry of the brain. They also highlight the limitations of “wiring diagrams” alone.

Confirmation that the world’s use of coal is surging back to record levels underscores the sharp disconnect between what is said about climate change action and what is taking place.

Experts have pushed back against claims that this weekend’s tragic tornadoes in Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, and Tennessee can be clearly linked to man-made climate change.

Boeing has suspended its employee vaccine mandate.

The necessity to control mass population in order to execute a political agenda is familiar from history.

A summary of some of the latest research affirms COVID vaccine effectiveness at preventing and reducing disease/viral load is very temporary and prone to disappearing.

The iconic fanged predators may have raised their young for years—dragging baby mastodon bones home for them and slowly teaching them how to hunt.

Physicists from Trinity have unlocked the secret that explains how large groups of individual “oscillators”—from flashing fireflies to cheering crowds, and from ticking clocks to clicking metronomes—tend to synchronize when in each other’s company.