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After Three Record Breaking Years, Is The US Wind Energy Boom Over?

In 2019, the U.S. wind power industry recorded its third record-breaking installation year in a row... Yet there are clouds on the horizon...

Dozens Of Dead Birds Seized From Luggage Of Passenger Traveling From Beijing To Washington D.C.

by toulour - Feb 12, 2020 8:35 am

We're not quite sure the Chinese have the right idea for containing the climate of disease and virii coming out of their country.

Fungi That Absorbs Radiation Has Been Growing All Over Chernobyl Power Plant

Certain types of fungi are attracted to radiation, and can actually neutralize radiation in certain environments...

Senator Cotton Demands Beijing Prove Coronavirus Isn't A Bioweapon As Another 'Conspiracy Theory' Goes Mainstream

He added that the virus could be the "single biggest threat to the US and Chinese growth this year."

Greta Thunberg Gets TV Show

We don't imagine it will be shown in China...

Europe Can't Afford A New "Green Deal"

Today’s brand of the left-leaning politician is all about substituting what sounds good for what actually works...

Meanwhile In Brazil... Scientists Discover 'Puzzling' Virus Of Unknown Origins Without Recognizable Genes

The "mysterious" virus was discovered in amoebas in an artificial lake in Brazil...

China's Smartphone Sales And Production To Crater Amid Supply Chain Shock

"It will take time for vendors to change their product launch roadmaps in China, which is likely to dampen 5G shipments."

Even The Mainstream Media Is Now Admitting That Humanity Is Facing "A Perfect Storm"

Over the last several decades, have we ever seen a year start as strangely as 2020 has?

Germany Reports Outbreak Of "Highly Pathogenic" H5N8 Bird Flu Virus

"All poultry and captive birds have been culled and safely disposed of on Feb. 7, 2020. No poultry, poultry products or captive birds have been dispatched."

Does A Sudden Surge In SO2 Levels Suggest A Huge Surge In Cremations Across China?

A sudden rise sulphur dioxide (SO2) levels is associated with sudden burning of organic matter including human bodies...

The Race For Arctic Oil Is Heating Up

Despite climate concerns and environmentalist backlash against exploration for oil and gas in pristine sensitive regions of the Arctic, companies continue to explore for hydrocarbon resources in the Arctic Circle, in Russia and Norway in particular.