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Donna Laframboise
Rather than quarantining travelers, our leaders chose a course of action that led to entire countries being locked down.
Certain adamant coronavirus declarations look foolish now.
In the interim, I recommend this brilliant essay on what the coronavirus has taught us.
Let us not be cavalier about the coronavirus. Let us pay proper respect to the dead.
The death toll you've heard almost nothing about.
The coronavirus is straining the healthcare systems of the richest nations in the world.
Medical bureaucrats wrapped themselves in the cloak of science. They said the battle was against paranoia, misinformation & stigma. Thousands have now perished.
Coronavirus deaths follow choir practice. A grassroots, homemade-masks-for-all movement gathers steam.
163 61 physicians have died in Italy. They're also dying in France, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
When things are dire, humans accomplish amazing feats.
Doctors on the front lines are shouting from the rooftops.
Four weeks ago, we lived in a different world.
Coronavirus has turned hospitals into war zones, say Italian doctors.
Canada was the only country outside Asia in which people died from the SARS coronavirus. A doctor and two nurses were among its victims. All three were in their 50s.
How are different countries coping? What is the case fatality rate?
An important scientist has left us, but his books and interviews remain.
The World Health Organization is playing games.
If voters elect leaders who reject climate treaties, those leaders will be dragged before an international court. The UN: neutralizing dissent one way or another.
It couldn't help Haiti recover from an earthquake, but the UN's gonna rescue the planet.
Journalists spent years falsely calling the IPCC chairman a Nobel laureate and the world's 'top climate scientist.'
When the economy falters, so does public support for climate action.
There is no evidence that climate change has ever been a top concern for most Americans.
When I walk into a coffee shop, the last thing I need is someone pressuring me about my carbon footprint.
Documentary films educate. They also misinform and manipulate.
Do we want to live in a world in which medical journals are afraid to publish certain conclusions?
Anti-meat experts ask external bodies to suppress rival research.
Journalists abandon professionalism, repudiate free speech.
Climate activists want your freedom. They're impeding your ability to choose, in one arena after another.
Philip Munday's work falls to pieces whenever someone tries to verify it.
Eight fish studies were double-checked. Not one was accurate.
Official editorial in Canadian newspaper calls for climate skeptics to be silenced.
Vast majority don't mention climate when asked about important problems.
The UN said we were at a tipping point in 2007. And in 2009. In a single decade, the media talked about climate tipping points 14,000 times.
US taxpayers pay three times over for scientific research.
May this new decade be less fearful, less negative, less hysterical.
Change is natural and normal. Let us eat, drink, and be merry.
Forget fear and pessimism. Step into the sunlight & soar.
Is there anything climate change can't do?
Scientists have been making fools of themselves for some time. Yet they seem to pay no price.
Nature videos from National Geographic, Netflix, and the BBC can't be trusted.
If we've heard only one side of a debate, we can't claim to be fully informed.
Saving the planet: the all-purpose, never-ending justification for more taxes, control, and deprivation.
Forget the shallow, conformist media narrative. There's plenty of sound, perceptive analysis.
Peer-reviewed science is contradicted by the real world.
Ecology professor's political opinions published repeatedly in scientific journals.
Most of the Alliance of World Scientists 23,000 members DID NOT sign the climate emergency petition. But professional journalists didn't notice.
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