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“What makes mosquitoes so dangerous? Despite their innocuous-sounding name—Spanish for “little fly”—they carry devastating diseases. The worst is malaria, which kills more than 600,000 people every year...."

Or maybe not so funny. We still have that video that has been banned on Facebook, YouTube, CNN, BBC, and Twitter. It seems that big tech doesn’t like it when people think for themselves and go off the rails of the official...

What is a struddlefish when it wakes up in the morning?  A creature created by a mistake in a Hungarian fish breeding lab.

Guest essay by Eric Worrall When record breaking cold occurs it is just weather, but according to Slate, climate attribution, the science of retrofitting explanations to unusual weather events after they happened, can demonstrate...

Who could have seen this coming? Comfortable middle class making money selling rooftop solar back to the grid, cash strapped governments...

According to Nobel Prize winner Joseph E. Stiglitz, writing in NYT, Bjørn Lomborg's new book downplays the risk of allowing global warming to occur, and ignores a study prepared by himself and Lord Nicholas Stern which suggests...

Today, university campuses are the locus of a new, and sadly misguided movement, the Anti-Free Speech Movement.  Some refer to it as “Cancel Culture”, which is ill-defined, but in essence, by whatever name, it is a movement...

A couple of days ago, I mentioned that WUWT was being deplatformed by our current hosting provider. We are moving again, after 2+ years on this hosting provider, we are headed back to where we originally were on wordpress.com...

Best free marketing campaign eva; According to Vice, if you drive one of the new Ford SUVs, you're basically giving the finger to the sensibilities of green liberals...

Vox author David Roberts starts well by pointing out renewable energy is not ready to power the world, and makes a passionate argument for increased funding of renewable energy innovation...

According to a study, higher sea levels / more inundation of salt marshes has softened the soil, allowing burrowing crabs to munch their way through cord grass which holds salt marshes together...

As the flow of free government cash dries up, "Ship of Fools" University of New South Wales is urging businesses to invest billions creating jobs and building unreliable renewable electricity infrastructure, to replace the...

A few days ago Dr. Willie Soon pointed out on the social media site Parler that it is impossible to remove the term "Denier" from the Wikipedia entry for Sallie Baliunas. My Wikipedia experiment supports Dr. Soon's assertion.

In an exhibition of astounding audacity, the New York Times’ Editor of the Climate Desk, Hannah Fairfield, stages what is billed as a “debate” about moving forward with solutions to climate change.

Researchers are consistently claiming Summer humidity impedes the transmission of Covid-19. But some humid tropical countries like Singapore have as much difficulty controlling the spread of Covid as the rest of us.