As Offshore Wind Ramps Up, Scientists Flag Potential Impacts
Offshore wind farms can create their own local climates and may alter currents. How does that affect marine ecosystems?
Read more...Offshore wind farms can create their own local climates and may alter currents. How does that affect marine ecosystems?
Read more...A searching examination of HICPAC’s anti-mask “Evidence Review.” Grab a cup of coffee!
Read more...KLG continues his investigation of scientism by looking at two canard-infested areas: plastic recycling and industial food production.
Read more...An engaging discussion of science-adjacent scintism, including Theranos. glysophate, Golden Rice, and rewilding.
Read more...Scientists unlock findings about the past and the future using frozen soil extracted during the Cold War from beneath a nearly mile-thick section of the Greenland ice sheet.
Read more...New assisted reproductive technologies are creating ethical dilemmas.
Read more...New studies shed more unflattering light on the impact of modern diets on health.
Read more...Why you need to push your doctor hard to include fungus infection as a possible diagnosis for mystery ailments.
Read more...Virtual You is (supposedly) coming! Should you embrace it or run the other way?
Read more...An example of how, in science, pursuing the exceptions can prove more insight than following what seems to be a settled theory.
Read more...The three of us have studied forest fungi for our whole careers, and even we were surprised by some of the more extraordinary claims surfacing in the media about the wood-wide web. Thinking
Read more...A brief look at the process of shoreline erosion.
Read more...We had low expecations for Rochelle Walensky and she underperformed. A partial catalogue of the damage she did.
Read more...The matter of what is a liquid has made the news…..
Read more...Who are these scientists and what are their motivations? The default position of the powers-that-be has been to view scientists as disinterested seekers of the truth of the natural world. However, scientists and their patrons who are “science adjacent” can be anything but disinterested.
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