Tragic Texas floods were weather, not climate
The climate-left and politicians craving a return to power lost no time politicizing this tragedy to push their agendas.
Before the heart of the hurricane season update
The main development region should see near-normal activity.
The economic imperative for nuclear power
The urgent need for reliable electricity.
I’m a young meteorologist who questioned the idea of man-made climate change
FROM CHRIS MARTZ: The climate zealots wanted me punished, silenced, and expelled.
WATCH: Meteorologist explains why Texas river flooded and NOAA’s many warnings
Pat Cavlin's report makes it clear that the flood was weather, not climate, and efforts to modernize and streamline NOAA were not a factor. NOAA did its job.
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As Saleem asks, “If my own government won’t act, who will?”
Jackson on OAN: Biden’s green agenda was out of touch with black communities
"It would have given undue influence to NGOs who could assert their will over the voters instead of focusing on what the community really needs."
A dissection of a busted forecast for the southern plains summer
Training thunderstorm activity is notorious for producing flash flood disasters.
U.S. “renewables” mad scramble to build is on
Pushing up wind and solar in time to qualify for subsidies.
Treasury must protect American energy companies
Continuing instability in the Middle East makes it imperative that America protects its domestic energy suppliers.
Trump fired NRC’s Hanson over a “conflict of visions”
A likely reason is President Trump’s directive for the NRC to reform its culture and procedures to promote nuclear energy while ensuring reactor safety.
CFACT In Action
CFACT’s Donna Jackson to Congress: “Environmental justice agenda is a costly step in the wrong direction.”
"Families struggling with failing schools, crime, drugs, and high prices don't want a government spending billions on solar panels, EV charging stations, and bike paths." WATCH NOW
CFACT Report: Feds fail to “offset” wind turbine eagle kills
America's bald and golden eagles are at risk as Fish and Wildlife Service underestimates required turbine kill "offsets" by a factor as high as 241.
Podcasts
President Trump declares a National Energy Emergency (ft. Energy Bad Boys Isaac Orr + Mitch Rolling)
Energy Bad Boys Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling join District of Conservation to give their take on President Trump's Day One executive orders. Tune in to learn more!
Previewing wildlife conservation policies under Trump-Vance (ft. IOTR’s Luke Hilgemann)
IOTR's Luke Hilgemann returns to the podcast to discuss 2025 priorities, including right-to-hunt-and-fish in the states, and to preview what wildlife conservation policies will be advanced under the Burgum Interior Department.