Making the Great Outdoors inclusive for everyone (ft. Ashlee Lundvall & Chad Waligura of Able Outdoors)
Ashlee and Chad from Able Outdoors discuss how to make the Great Outdoors inclusive for people of all abilities. Tune in!
Nuclear power update
Over 200 nuclear power plants are in construction around the world. Only two are in the United States.
Suppressors reduce noise pollution and make hunting safer
Today on the podcast, learn from SilencerCo how suppressors are safe, functional, and essential to shooting sports and hunting.
Read the full updated UN climate synthesis report
Read the full report as released September 17, 2021 at CFACT.org.
Harry and Meghan – “influential” eco frauds
That Harry and Meghan live in a 9-bedroom, 16-bathroom mansion in Santa Barbara, drive a Cadillac Escalade and fly on private jets are beside the point.
Inspiration4 splashdown — WATCH NOW
After three days in orbit Inspiration4's crew of four civilians returned safely home. The first stage stuck the landing as well!
Green gold rush looms for electric power
The slim majority in Congress wants to throw $150 billion in free money at the electric power industry. If they succeed the result be a green gold rush of monumental proportions.
U of Minnesota Gophers dig into new semester at CFACT interest meeting!
Kirby Gibson, a graduate student and CFACT club president, was excited about the club’s momentum. “We’re really looking forward to spreading CFACT’s message of free market environmentalism on campus this year.”
Morano on OAN discusses new “carbon credit card”
"The idea is this is a credit card that is all voluntary of course, everything starts voluntary, but the credit card monitors your carbon allowance"
Climate narcissism
Narcissists are typically charming and accomplished individuals, but not rational.
Hoffman: Proactive Forest Management Is Sustainable For The Environment
It’s unacceptable to tolerate this scale of destruction year after year. Nevertheless, preservationist environmental policies — namely a century of fire suppression — are responsible for our fire mitigation woes.
CFACT President receives warm greeting at Florida Tea Party event
Continuing the dialogue on Biden, climate and freedom.
Carbon tracking credit cards
Could we all be subjected to digitally monitored CO2 limits the next time Presiden
SpaceX Inspiration4 to launch 4 civilians into orbit WATCH LIVE
Update: Successful launch to orbit!
No kids until Green New Deal is passed! Watch new Morano Minute
Will "billions" die from climate change? Or is overpopulation fueling climate change? It gets so confusing.
Yet there is no dustbowl (in fact the opposite)
A look at data from the heartland.
Carbon trading crunch time at COP26
'If I was the financial adviser to the Mafia, I would advise them to get into carbon trading.'
Facebook’s Digital “Animal Farm” Revealed in New Report
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. A new report from the Wall Street Journal reveals an uneven standard applied to Facebook's users.
Private land habitat restoration (ft. Zack Vucurevich from Whetstone Habitat)
Learn about habitat restoration and private land management best practices from Whetstone Habitat's Zack Vucurevich.
Confronting yet another indoctrinating school year
Students and families are being thrown into a maelstrom of uncertainty and unrest
The Drake Well: Not to be forgotten
The start of an energy revolution.
Woke, Inc. review
A new book shows that once corporations discovered “wokeness,” they began using their professed new allegiance to make money.
Scientifically improved crops: Expediting Africa’s war against poverty
Many African countries are beginning to comprehend the importance of modern agricultural solutions including the adoption of Genetically Modified (GM) crops.
Academic intolerance: Professor’s full resignation letter
Prof. Peter Boghossian: "Brick by brick, the university has... transformed a bastion of free inquiry into a Social Justice factory whose only inputs were race, gender, and victimhood and whose only outputs were grievance and division."
Biden proclaims September “national wilderness month,” bad timing, Joe
Biden’s proclamation calling for increased utilization of the Wilderness Act of 1964 is incredibly out of touch at a moment when catastrophic wildfires are threatening populations across the West.
Invasive grasses could be fueling California wildfires
When dry brush, dead trees, and undergrowth build up in America’s western forests, wildfires are sure to burn.
Burning batteries pose a huge risk to EV mandates
The National Transportation Safety Board acknowledged that at least half of the nation’s fire departments are not equipped to put out battery-powered car (EV) fires.
Ida, been there, done that, been there, done that, and so on…
Campaigners should not exploit Hurricane Ida to push the climate agenda.