Britain’s leading scientific journal, Nature, has published an article declaring that public health "has not been politicised nearly enough" and must therefore be "aggressively" politicised. Yes, you read that right.
Sensational new findings published in Nature reveal that wildfires are occurring at less than a quarter of their historic rate. This blows the politicised wildfire climate change scam out of the water, says Chris Morrison.
Springer Nature medical journal Cureus has just published a peer-reviewed article on the corruption of major medical journals. One of the authors, Dr Raphael Lataster, summarises his argument.
Another alarmist climate scare story bites the dust as new findings published in Nature show no decline in the strength of the Gulf Stream since the 1960s. Seems the 'day after tomorrow' won't be freezing after all.
A sensational paper in top science journal Nature has found "no change in the warming rate beyond the 1970s", blowing holes in alarmist claims that global temperatures are surging, says Chris Morrison.
Not happy with ruining the mental health of teenagers, climate campaigners are now hoping to do the same to the elderly by targeting their allotments. You couldn't make it up, says the Daily Sceptic's Chris Morrison.
Ed Miliband’s decision to give the Mallard Pass a 3,000-acre-solar farm is like forcing a baby to have tattoos for its own health, says Joanna Gray. Trouble is, too few these days care for the beauty of nature.
How can Prof Ülf Büntgen reconcile advocating for separating science and activism while participating in a study urging urgent international agreements to cut carbon emissions? wonders Charles Rotter.
The effort to ‘decolonise’ science is misguided, says Dr John Staddon, a former professor at Duke. The reason women and people of colour are under-represented in science has nothing to do with bias or discrimination.
Free speech is under attack in the politicised world of climate science, says Chris Morrison, as disgust at the recent cancellation of Alimonti et al. by Springer Nature continues to grow.
