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Time to terminate Big Wind subsidiesby Paul Driessen

The time has come to terminate Big Wind subsidies and protect environmental values, endangered species, jobs and human welfare.

'Skeptical environmentalist' Lomborg adopts high-yield farmingby Dennis Avery

The Copenhagen Consensus has joined with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Warren Buffet to honor Norman Borlaug's vision of high-yield farming over "sustainable agriculture" which threatens wildlife

Shale revolution sparking comeback of U.S. manufacturingby Bonner Cohen, Ph. D.

Eager to take advantage of America’s abundant supply of oil and natural gas found in shale formations scattered around the country, companies - both domestic and foreign - are rushing to set up production facilities in the United States.

Are oil speculators to blame?by Dennis Avery

The President's energy policies are still tied to the environmental movement's belief that humans have to give up most of our current energy, live in high-rises so we can walk to work, or alternatively live on a farm and plough our land with horses.

Legal challenge to EPA’s E15 scheme picks up steamby Bonner Cohen, Ph. D.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) plans to allow a controversial blend of gasoline and ethanol to be sold in the U.S. could be headed for rough legal sledding.

Tax dollars for EPA flash fiction: Six words for the planetby Marc Morano

CFACT says: "EPA Propaganda. Our tax dollars. Wasted." Contest entry: "Fill your home with curly lightbulbs."

Joe the Plumber: Real American energy could create real American jobsby Joe the Plumber

Domestic oil and gas production, plus fuel exports, equals real jobs and revenue.

Prospects for better economy at our feetby Jack Markowitz (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

A bitter pill for environmentalists is that low-priced gas "makes it harder to justify building wind turbines" that need public subsidies, generate expensive power "only five to eight hours a day on average," and knock birds out of the sky.

Morano: Celebrate carbon energy, not the darkness!by Marc Morano

People should abhor Earth Hour. We should not celebrate a return to the Dark Ages; we should celebrate carbon-based energy as one of the great liberators of mankind in the history of the planet.

Fracking: An existential threat to green dogmaby Paul Driessen

Misleading claims about shale gas development serve dogma but not the public interest.

Obama EPA enacts cap-and-trade agendaby Bonner Cohen, Ph. D.

In its latest move to drive up the cost of energy to consumers, businesses, and manufacturers, the Obama EPA March 27 issued a final CO2 cap on emissions from electric utilities. EPA’s action will effectively ban the construction of new coal-fired power plants and likely cause rolling blackouts.

Supreme Court rebukes EPA in landmark property rights caseby Dr. Jeff Edgens

Rare 9-0 decision from the U.S. Supreme Court affirms property owners' right to challenge the decrees of federal agencies and receive due process of law.

Surviving the next African megadroughtby Dennis Avery

Solar-driven rainbelt cycles suggest another megadrought within the coming century, but human ingenuity, if unleashed, could prevent calamity.

The Keystone Kibosh: Marc Morano on Canadian TVby Marc Morano

CFACT's Marc Morano discusses President Obama's opposition to carbon-based energy with Jerry Agar on Sun News.

Monckton’s Schenectady showdownby Justin Pulliam

Monckton vanquishes Union College “Greens too yellow to admit they’re really Reds”; originally published in "Watts Up with That?"