censorship, Tag

According to the South China Morning Post, China wants kids to learn about climate change, but is trying to moderate the message to encourage children to focus on personal climate action rather than joining protest movements.

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach For some reason, I couldn’t find my post entitled “Gavin’s Falsifiable Science“. I wanted to track it down, in part because I think it’s one of my better posts....

The information war escalates Conservative Treehouse reaches 500,000 to one million readers each day and has run for ten years on WordPress. But now they are suddenly being given two weeks notice to get out. They are being...

Hard to say what’s bigger in the October Surprise. Joe Biden gets caught lying in an alleged pay-for-play scandal, Facebook and Twitter do naked political censorship to influence the US election in a “Digital...

Guest “I’m mad as Hell and I’m not going to take it anymore”* by David Middleton (*Peter Finch as Howard Beale in the 1976 movie, Network.) Gregory Wrightstone is a fellow geologist, past president...

Extinction Rebellion blockade the Murdoch Press in the UK because climate reporting is supposed to be one-sided

It is time for me to speak about my firing from KNKX and I will reveal much that is not known publicly about the station, its leadership, and the events that have occurred...

Having received the 2018 Nobel Prize in economics largely in recognition of his economic analysis of climate policy—in particular the development and application of the Dynamic Integrated Climate-Economy (DICE) model—William...

A weatherman for a National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate in Tacoma has been taken off the air for a personal blog post that shows in vivid detail the destruction two months of incessant rioting and protests have wrecked on...

Censorship trumps everything else. Without free speech, there are no free elections, and no progress in politicized science. The base temptations of the human condition thrive in the dark.

On 2 May 2018, Professor Peter Ridd was sacked by James Cook University for serious misconduct. It all started when he called-out his colleague Terry Hughes for falsely claiming healthy inshore coral reefs were dead from...

Guest essay by Eric Worrall When President Trump unexpectedly won in 2016, the New York Times realised they had lost contact with a large segment of the American people...

One of the sentences young journalists used as a training exercise when they were learning to type was “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” It probably still is; you find discussions of it on websites around...

Coalition Publications, Studies and Resources 12 Jun, 2020 Reposted from The CO2 Coalition Hyperpartisan “Fact-checkers” Appear to Find a Video Loophole in the 2019 Policy Change of Not Blocking Opinion Pieces The CO2...

Guest post by Robert Kernodle A Website that Makes Research Open to All? My title has a question mark in it, and my first heading has a question mark in it...