1. Is US responsible for 9-11 atrocity?
(Newsletter)

...ind nano-thermite in WTC dust Thanks to the recently published research of Professor Niels Harrit (Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) and an international team of scientists, ...

2. Professor Griffin: Bin Laden Didn't Commit 9-11
(Opinions/Features)

...ard scientific evidence from Professor Niels Harrit and colleagues from the Department of Chemistry in the 8-Nobel-Laureate University of Copenhagen, Denmark, has identified unexploded nano-thermite h...

3. School War Crimes Tribunals
(Editor/Editorial)

...er there can be no negotiation with the Laws of Physics and Chemistry. Thus over 90% of scientists polled at the March 2009 University of Copenhagen Climate Change Conference believed that 2 degrees C...

4. Zionist-Israel Racism Exposed in 50 Steps
(Editor/Editorial)

... high explosive in all World Trade Center dust samples examined by Professor Harrit (Chemistry Department, 8-Nobel-Laureate University of Copenhagen) and colleagues clearly indicates involvement of th...

5. Climate Lies Doom Planet
(Editor/Editorial)

...nhagen Climate Change Conference (“Climate Change, Global risks, challenges & decisions”, Copenhagen 10-12 March, 2009, University of Copenhagen, Denmark). [11]. EU, “A post-2012 global climate re...

6. Scientific Facts on 9/11 Point at US
(Opinions/Daily)

... of the WTC on 9-11. The expert state-of-the-art finding by Professor Niels Harrit (Chemistry Department, 8-Nobel-Laureate University of Copenhagen), and his colleagues, of unexploded nanothermite hi...

7. Is US responsible for 9-11 atrocity?
(Editor/Editorial)

...ind nano-thermite in WTC dust Thanks to the recently published research of Professor Niels Harrit (Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) and an international team of scientists, ...

8. Climate change 'worse than thought'
(Archived/News/S+T)

A group of scientists meeting in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, has called on the public to show a "stronger sense of urgency" in tackling climate change since global warming was "acce

9. DNA shows Greenland was once green
(Archived/News/S+T)

Ancient DNA has shown that the bleak, ice-covered landscapes of Greenland were covered with verdant forests around half a million years ago.