A Supreme Court victory over bureaucratic overreach
For decades the "Chevron deference" has left a gaping hole in our constitutional system of checks and balances wide enough to drive a regulatory freight train through.
Hurricane Beryl is a natural
Attributing natural weather events to your energy use is a false narrative.
Feds say “damn the whales” in the Gulf of Maine
It seems not to have occurred to BOEM that a careful impact assessment under NEPA is essential before any leases are offered.
After a trillion tons of CO2, the Great Barrier Reef hits record coral cover third year in a row
The most detailed underwater surveys show that corals are more abundant than we have ever seen them.
Helping the ‘miners’ of 2024 extract history’s proven real world asset (RWA)
Innovative gold investing.
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California’s climate sinkhole accelerates its decline
The Golden State’s political class’ climate obsession is a warning to America
Loper Bright Enterprises v Raimondo read the full Supreme Court Decision
Chevron v. The Natural Resources Defense Council overturned. Bureaucratic overreach reined in!
Thousands of Joshua Trees set to fall victim to Green-Energy transition
More than 3,500 majestic Joshua trees in California’s Mojave Desert are being shredded onsite to make way for thousands of solar panels.
Ohio v EPA read the full Supreme Court Decision
“This is a significant victory for states' sovereignty and the rule of law. This plan, if implemented, would have imposed undue regulatory burdens on states – and the EPA doesn’t have the power to do that... We are committed to defending the prerogatives of states against federal encroachment.” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost
Megan Kimble’s myopic anti-freeway mantra
A review of an anti-highway activist's book.
10 examples to counter weather weaponization
Climate campaigners shamelessly exaggerate natural weather events.
CFACT In Action
CFACT co-hosts the 16th International Conference on Climate Change in Vienna
Scientists, engineers, energy and policy experts from around the world gathered last week from June 13-15 to make the case for “climate realism” in Vienna, Austria.
Marc Morano speaks at San Diego State University
"It was interesting to hear from two environmentalists where they are essentially saying the opposite to each other. Marc was a real eye-opener on this topic!”
Podcasts
EP 444: Hunting, Shooting Sports Approval Decreases + Nuclear Energy
In Episode 444 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses a [...]
House Natural Resources Chair Westerman: It’s “whack-a-mole” with Biden climate policies
House Natural Resources Chair Bruce Westerman rejoined the podcast to discuss how he's fighting Biden's radical climate, anti-conservation agenda. Tune in to learn more!