Looking at an actual climate change debate
Earlier this month there was an actual debate, at the Colorado State University, Pueblo, Colorado. The slides are available online and they tell a remarkable story about the emptiness of alarmism.
CFACT tours fracking rigs in NW Pennsylvania: Will government shut them down?
The shale energy revolution if bringing true energy security to America, yet small businesses have almost been driven out of business by regulations from the federal EPA and PA State Department of Environmental Protection.
Global warming: Fake news from the start
Canadians Dr. Tim Ball and Tom Harris of the International Climate Science Coalition trace the history of the "global warming" scam, which is founded on equating carbon dioxide with carbon to give the public an image of carbon dioxide as "dirty." They cite both Canadian and American politicians and scientists who have advanced this false narrative.
War on coal divides the European Union
The rich West wants to stop using coal while the poor East depends on it. Germany is caught in the middle. The future of the EU may turn on this issue, because East-West tensions are already great.
Trump’s national security plan: ‘Energy dominance,’ not ‘anti-growth’ climate policies
The White House’s security strategy is a rejection of former President Barack Obama’s administration, that prioritized fighting man-made global warming. Trump’s strategy no longer lists global warming as a nation security concern.
Computers say climate change will be worse than we thought, again (and again)
The alarmist science community lives on studies that claim to find that "It's worse than we thought" and two beauties have just come out. It is all just computer games but the green press loves it.
Human return to Moon should chart bold course to Mars
CFACT policy advisor Larry Bell lauds the first steps taken by the Trump Administration to restore NASA to its primary mission -- and encourages that the agency needs to press on with a mission to Mars.
EPA can review the CO2 endangerment finding on procedural grounds
It looks like EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has a good procedural argument for reopening the Obama era false finding that CO2 emissions endanger human health and welfare.
Reducing Antiquities Act land grabs
CFACT Senior Policy Advisor Paul Driessen recounts the damage done to the Utah economy by the rash designations of huge portions of the state as national monuments -- and the efforts by the current administration to roll back these designations to only the amount of land necessary to protect national treasures -- and leaving the rest of the land under more permissive management structures.
German left goes cuckoo with KoKo
In a normal coalition the parties first develop a joint platform, where everyone agrees to the position on all major issues. Under KoKo they merely agree to a few issues that mean a lot to the left.
REPORT: Trump won’t list global warming as a national security threat
The Trump administration will reportedly remove manmade global warming from its list of national security threats, reversing an Obama-era policy putting the global climate at the center of foreign and national security policy.
Study finds no evidence fracking is harmful to health
A new report on the effects of Marcellus shale fracking found that communities in Pennsylvania suffered no negative health impacts and enjoyed a boost to the local economy.
A college course on the climate debate
Physicist Laurence (Larry) Gould at the University of Hartford (Connecticut) is just finishing up an ambitious full semester course on the climate change debate.
Green “ANTIFA” threatens “sabotage” of U.S. energy infrastructure
A radical group is boasting on the Internet that it will go beyond “legal means” to halt construction of two natural-gas pipelines.
ALEC bows to corporate greenness
An attempt to formally protest against the Obama EPA's false finding that CO2 emissions endanger humans was stymied by major corporations, out to protect their false green images.