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The atomic scientist by nicholas wade. read it, everything your hearing on tv and radio is very based on the column and i want to make a couple other points quickly here. they should inform us when people run around and talk about man-made climate change, they don't have serious signs to back ity up. they close down anybody who raises questions and we are supposed to transform our entire free-market economy into some kind of marxist socialist dream. that we are going to destroy fossil fuels and sign on to some crummy deal that we just did in paris and so forth, we will follow the signs they sa...

Calls to probe Wuhan lab as source of Covid grow louder after latest investigative report ​ Mon, May 24 2021 20:21 IST | ​ 0 Views NPPA tweets DGFT order to prohibit export of hydroxychloroquine without exceptions. Image Source: IANS News New delhi, May 24: The suspicion that a lab leak from a Chinese facility in Wuhan was the root cause of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to gather momentum with an investigative report by a leading US daily pointing out that three researchers working at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) developed Covid like symptoms ahead of the official date of th...

Doomsday Clock will stay at 100 seconds away from 'midnight' apocalypse The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists warns the world remains in danger in 2021. Listen - 01:39 Enlarge Image Robert Rosner and Suzet McKinney, members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' science and security board, reveal the 2021 setting of the Doomsday Clock: 100 seconds to midnight. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists/Thomas Gaulkin The Doomsday Clock. The name alone rings alarm bells. The apocalyptic overtones are intenti...

Doomsday Clock hovers dangerously close to midnight, as experts warn of 'crossroads' on climate change The Doomsday Clock, introduced in 1947 as a symbolic representation of how close humanity is to destroying civilization, remains at 100 seconds to midnight, as experts warn the world is at a 'crossroads' on climate change, but see some positive developments. Social Sharing

Bulletin’s best climate change coverage of 2020 A US Antarctic Program plane drops off researchers at close to the last leg of the journey to the field work site at Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier. Note the plane is equipped with skis instead of wheels. Image courtesy of Peter Davis. Comic books. Fight or flight. Antarctic explorers. Glow-in-the-dark dolphins. The New Hampshire presidential primaries. What’s the common thread between them, you ask? Each was a story in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists this year, and each made the short-list of the  Bulletin’s best climate co...