OSHA Lied, PREP Act Lawsuit Dismissed, & NY Times Peddles Fear

Michael Kane returns, along with Mary Holland, to CHD.TV for another episode of “This Week” to share a number of notable news headlines from the past few days. As always, there is a lot to discuss — with topics ranging from COVID origins to autism definitions, gene-edited tomatoes to smear campaigns and beyond. Viewers, don’t miss it!

And… An increase in a certain type of ultraviolet radiation from the sun bearing down on planet Earth may be connected to the use of climate engineering. What danger could this pose for human and environmental health? Clayton Baker, M.D. and “Geoengineering Report” host Dane Wigington weigh in during this week’s segment. Don’t miss it!

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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