I recently published an article that included an update on the cost of green jobs. However, since then more recent data has been published by the ONS. UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is still boasting about creating good jobs in clean renewables, so it is worth checking in from time to time to see how much these jobs actually cost the rest of us.

My first moped when I was fourteen, back in East Berlin, had no starter battery. The only way to get it running was to kickstart it which, back then, seemed perfectly normal. Batteries were expensive and heavy.

What if everything you’ve been told about cholesterol is not just wrong, but deliberately inverted? What if the very substance demonized by a trillion-dollar pharmaceutical empire is actually essential for your survival—and lowering it is slowly destroying your brain, immune system, and will to live?

President Donald Trump had campaigned on promises to undo many of the Biden administration’s climate policies

Module 6 of the Inquiry has just completed taking evidence and much of it has been very harrowing. BiologyPhenom, whose daily substack articles covered the Scottish Inquiry’s care module last year, has also been reporting daily from the latest UK sessions

Decisions about digital IDs, also called e-IDs, will be made across the board by all countries (193 UN member-states) within short, or have already been made. In some cases, like Switzerland, people will have a choice, they will be able to vote on the decision

With Trump effectively defunding the Goddard Institute for Space Studies, the organisation NASA uses to promote climate alarm, it is worth revisiting this article from 2019

Since retaking office in January, President Donald Trump has made it a priority to rid the federal government of leftist “green” scams that drain the pockets of taxpayers and hamper domestic energy production. [emphasis, links added]

Last week the New York Times wrote an op-ed attempting to distort reality as usual. I shared it with my AI model by pasting the link into my website:

Unless academic achievement in one’s youth is followed by lifelong habits of study and inquiry, it may lull a man into grossly overestimating his understanding of the world

The Medical Journalists Association (MJA) is about to dish out its annual awards.

In 2014, the world was first introduced to The Truth About Cancer docu-series. When my interview aired, it reached millions across the globe, carrying forward ideas that mainstream medicine had long suppressed or ignored

Hubris & Pride are often used interchangeably, and though they are related concepts, they aren’t precisely the same

Saara Jäntti – a student at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology at Tampere University in Finland – has written this dissertation: