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2026
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Vitamin C in DMSO effective against skin cancer
A clinical study of vitamin C in DMSO shows that more than half of the early skin cancer lesions treated cleared completely.
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DMSO: neurodegenerative diseases, mental health and development
DMSO is said to help as a therapy for a surprisingly large number of conditions. Part 3 of the series: neurodegenerative diseases and mental health.
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Water: Resource or instrument of power?
Water is becoming ever more strategically important. A TKP article warns of centralisation, privatisation and new control over the most important resource.
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Smart meters and electricity freedom
TKP reports on EU plans for smart meters, AI and load shifting. What does this mean for households, energy prices and freedom?
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The planned energy crisis
The energy crisis as a political outcome: high prices, deindustrialisation and ideology instead of security of supply and a pragmatic energy policy.
2025
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Study: less air pollution is heating up the Earth
Two new studies conclude that “most of the warming this century may be due to the reduction in air pollution” – but not to CO2.
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How solar energy has changed since 1978
How solar energy has changed since 1978 – new research shows how strongly the sun influences the Earth's climate through radiation and its magnetic field.
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Ivermectin nanoparticles shrink glioblastomas by 70 %
According to a study from Brazil, ivermectin nanoparticles destroy brain tumour cells in rats: tumours shrink by 70 %. A promising approach for new cancer therapies?
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Misguided Energy Policy – AI Uncovers Truths
AI exposes energy myths: renewables fail, nuclear plants boom – uncomfortable truths about climate and energy policy come to light.
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Stop Solar Expansion in Germany?
Germany's Federal Network Agency is warning of too much solar power, because it endangers grid stability and causes enormous costs. Stopping the expansion is unavoidable.
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China unveils the world's first meltdown-proof thorium reactor
China has unveiled the world's first meltdown-proof thorium reactor – a milestone for safe, efficient, low-waste nuclear energy of the future.
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Effects of the Forgotten Remedy DMSO
DMSO is a highly potent solvent but is just as effective and successful against a range of diseases. It is easy to use and helps with many problems where you would never have expected it.
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Wind Turbines Should Be Classed as a Health Hazard
Investigations and studies are finding toxic pollutants from rotor blade abrasion in wild boar, mussels and oysters. The mass installation of wind turbines on land and offshore is increasingly beginning to endanger our health.
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Climate Change Through Cyclical Changes
Climate change is to a considerable extent subject to cyclical climatic fluctuations. This is easy to show.
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Hybrid Electric-Combustion Cars with a 2,100 km Range
China dominates the car market with low-cost offers and leading technology, especially with electric-combustion cars (NEV), which have innovatively extended hybrid technology.
2024
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Storm Destroys Wind and Solar Farm
Energy transition: so-called "renewable" energy mainly creates renewed problems when the weather doesn't play along.
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Dark Doldrums in Europe
Energy transition: dark doldrums in Germany and the EU – electricity prices rise to 2,748 euros per MWh
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Energy Transition: Expensive Electricity
Energy transition: Germany pays both for supplying and for buying electricity – with sometimes absurd consequences, as the video shows.
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Sea surface temperature determines the CO2 content of the air
A new study with good news: it shows that the sea surface temperature largely determines the CO2 content of the air.
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Wind power bonanza
Wind power is being expanded in Europe whatever the cost.
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The energy transition leads to blackouts and rising costs
Energy supply from sun and wind is unreliable and extremely expensive.
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Record prices thanks to the "energy transition"
The European power exchange EEX reveals the true impact of the energy transition
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Study on cancer risk from Covid vaccination censored
Science is only free as long as it discovers nothing that contradicts economic interests.
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Suspicionless surveillance of private chat communication?
For some time now there has been a political struggle in the EU over abolishing the fundamental right to private communication.
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Physics studies: more CO2 cannot lead to global warming
The UN and the "World Climate Council" claim that more CO2 leads to global warming. Data from the past have never been able to show this, as studies prove
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CO2: function and origin
The misinformation now also being spread through advertising is truly unbelievable. CO2 is increasingly portrayed as the most dangerous enemy
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Electricity is not enough for heating in cold winters
Covering the additional electricity demand is hardly possible, the necessary storage is extremely expensive, and distribution grids and transformers would have to be renewed.
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Cancer: more and more young people affected
Doctors are baffled by the rising trend of cancer diagnoses in adults in the prime of life. We provide information on ACT (albumin carrier therapy)
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Major court defeat for the wind industry
The wind industry is going through hard times. At the end of 2023 a US judge dealt the wind power industry a heavy defeat.
2023
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Electricity generation solely from wind and solar systems is not feasible
People act as if all you had to do to generate electricity was build enough wind and solar plants to meet demand
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Green Deal
The Green Deal essentially concerns three central distribution channels for energy: the filling-station network, gas pipes and power grids.