A turkey of a paper from the American Geophysical Union
COMPUTER MODELS? HOW MANY YEARS OF ACTUAL HURRICANE FORECASTING DO THESE PEOPLE HAVE?
Michigan Gov. Whitmer, Biden Administration target another pipeline
They want shut down a crucial and oil and natural gas liquids pipeline, a step that would deprive the Wolverine State, Wisconsin, and eastern Canada of much-needed heating and transportation fuel as winter approaches.
Biden’s Comptroller pick would bankrupt energy companies and nationalize banking
The disqualifying problems with Saule Omarova's philosophy stem not from from the Socialist indoctrination she received back in the U.S.S.R., but from her immersion in the unmoored leftism flowing through American academia.
People are seeking psychiatric help for climate grief! Watch new Morano Minute
Breathe deep. Relax. Focus on your breath. Now, and only now, can we look at the UN's new bogus climate report.
The great Pacific garbage patch twice the size of Texas is fake
Because the average person cannot see the middle of the Pacific for themselves sensationalist activists, media, and politicians just make this up.
Why hunters should advocate for Second Amendment rights (ft. Mark Jones from Gun Owners of America)
Gun Owners of America's Mark Jones, who's overseeing their new Hunter Outreach Program, joins the podcast today for a timely conversation.
Small modular reactors – designing nuclear energy for African landscapes
small nuclear reactors offer a huge amount of flexibility; and they run continuously, independent of day or night; rain or sunshine; wind or no wind.
Scotland cut down 14 million trees to make way for wind turbines
The tree removal seems especially ironic given that world leaders supposedly agreed to end deforestation by 2030 at the recent COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland.
Biden’s most dangerous nominee
President Biden’s nominee to be Comptroller of the Currency, Saule Omarova, has disqualified herself from confirmation because of her self-described radical views on banks and the financial system.
The simple arithmetic of wind power
America's 60,000 wind turbines do not contribute meaningfully to the electric grid.
Pushing back on administrative growth
BY MICHAEL R. DAVIS: Does halting the expansion of the administrative state require constitutional amendments?
“Timeline with Terry” to feature CFACT’s Adam Houser in TV premiere
A new television channel is premiering across digital streaming services called “Conservative Television America” (CTA). CFACT will be featured as one of the very first guests on CTA’s “Timeline with Terry” program with host Terry Gilberg.
“Buy Nothing” movement grows in popularity, lowers consumer waste
Some enviro-preneurs have come up with one interesting solution to address a least part of it – a sort of recycling of consumer items via online which doesn’t require any government involvement and best of all, doesn’t involve any exchange of money.
The silly science of climate alarmism
Climate is complicated but scientists have bought into some very silly science.
Report: Climate risk disclosure: A flimsy pretext for a Green power grab
Must businesses rely on climate computer models to assess risk and report the results?
Rolls-Royce to launch UK mini nuclear reactors business
Rolls-Royce SMR said one of its power stations would occupy about one tenth of the size of a conventional nuclear plant - the equivalent footprint of two football pitches - and power approximately one million homes.
Pitfalls of energy transition on full display in Europe
BY MATTHEW KANDRACH: While Americans are feeling the pinch of higher energy prices, the situation is far worse in Europe.
Maine voters reject “renewable-energy” power line through North Woods
Voters in Maine have overwhelmingly rejected a 145-mile-long transmission line that would have brought 1,200 megawatts of hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts.
Net Zero: Shattering economies, shattering dreams
$125 trillion price tag to “fix” climate change.
Florida legislature will hear bill on aquatic plant management
Today on the podcast: A new bill on aquatic plant management, the latest Proterra-Granholm ethics concerns, and an interview with outfitter Dave McCool.
The GND has no plan to replace crude oil products
The GND is all-in for intermittent breezes and sunshine to replace coal and natural gas for electricity, but has absolutely no plans to replace the derivatives and transportation fuels manufactured from crude oil.
Biden Treasury Nominee Saule Omarova wants to “bankrupt” energy companies
"A lot of the smaller players in that industry are going to probably go bankrupt in short order, at least we want them to go bankrupt if we want to tackle climate change."