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1 week ago | 
censorship.news | Finn Heartley |Laura Harris |Mike Adams |Lance Johnson
Turbo Cancers in Children: Experts link COVID-19 vaccines to aggressive, rare cancers in kids (e.g., leukemia, colon cancer), with rapid progression from diagnosis to death—cases unprecedented in medical history. Vaccine-Induced Harm: Dr. Tenpenny identified 40 injury mechanisms by 2021, including immune suppression. Adams noted alarming hospitalization rates among young adults post-vaccination, calling it a public health crisis.
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2 weeks ago | 
censorship.news | Mike Adams |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey |Finn Heartley
Some of my previous comments about knowing Christ have been maliciously misinterpreted by nefarious FAKE Christians who actually follow satanism and are trying to separate humanity from God, so here’s a clarification of what I’m hoping to share with everyone who calls themselves a Christian.
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3 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Mike Adams
The U.S. power grid is nearing collapse as AI data centers, EVs, and electrification drive demand beyond reliable generation capacity. Goldman Sachs warns spare capacity will drop to 14% by 2027, risking rolling blackouts in key regions like PJM and MISO. Renewables fail during peak demand, leaving grids vulnerable—Texas nearly collapsed in 2021 due to frozen wind turbines. Households and businesses in high-risk areas should prepare for outages with backup generators as blackout threats grow.
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3 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Mike Adams
Meta signs a 20-year agreement with Constellation Energy to expand nuclear power output for AI and data centers. The deal revives Illinois’ Clinton Clean Energy Center, preserving 1,100 jobs and generating $13.5M in annual tax revenue. Tech giants like Microsoft, Google and Amazon are increasingly turning to nuclear energy to meet AI’s massive power needs. The move highlights the tension between AI’s energy demands and corporate climate goals.
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3 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Mike Adams
Mount Etna erupted dramatically, spewing ash and lava but posing no immediate public threat, offering scientists rare insights into Earth’s deep mineral resources. The volcano’s unique lava composition, rich in magnesium and iron, acts as a geological Rosetta Stone, revealing clues about rare earth metals critical for green technology. Volcanoes worldwide may hold untapped deposits of rare earth elements, offering a cleaner alternative to environmentally destructive mining dominated by China.
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3 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Mike Adams
Wildfires in Alberta’s oil-rich region have halted 344,000 barrels per day (bpd), affecting 7% of Canada’s total crude output. Major producers including Cenovus, MEG Energy and Canadian Natural face disruptions due to blazes near production sites. Flames approach 470,000 bpd of capacity, risking lasting damage or extended shutdowns. U.S. refineries, reliant on Canadian imports for 60% of crude needs, may face higher costs as alternatives are sought.
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3 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Mike Adams
The DOE cancels $3.7B in carbon capture and decarbonization grants under Secretary Chris Wright’s review, citing economic inefficiency. Projects affected include Calpine, PPL Corp., Ørsted and Exxon Mobil, many signed near former President Biden’s final days in office. Over $4.3B in new climate grants from the EPA highlights contrasting energy policy priorities in the Biden-Trump transition.
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3 weeks ago | 
scienceclowns.com | Laura Harris |Willow Tohi |S.D. Wells |Mike Adams
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced plans to prohibit NIH scientists from publishing in leading medical journals like The Lancet, NEJM and JAMA, calling them “corrupt” and influenced by pharmaceutical interests. Kennedy intends to create NIH-backed, in-house journals that prioritize data transparency, publish peer reviews and require study replication, aiming to make them the new standard for scientific publishing.
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4 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Lance Johnson |Mike Adams |Ramon Tomey |Willow Tohi
In a world shackled by the limitations of lithium-ion batteries — fraught with scarcity, ethical dilemmas, and soaring costs — a breakthrough emerges from the shadows. Researchers in India have unveiled a sodium-ion battery capable of charging to 80% in just six minutes, shattering the status quo and offering a glimpse into a future where energy storage is faster, cheaper, and far more sustainable.
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1 month ago | 
newstarget.com | Ramon Tomey |Mike Adams |Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi
DMSO was first synthesized in 1866 but gained medical attention in the 1960s when researchers Robert Herschler and Dr. Stanley Jacob discovered its ability to penetrate skin harmlessly, delivering drugs directly to affected areas with minimal side effects. DMSO showed remarkable versatility, treating pain, arthritis, burns and even mental illness. Athletes and arthritis sufferers praised its effectiveness, and it could be administered orally, topically or intravenously.
