Foreign lawfare threatens Transatlantic energy security
BY MAJOR GENERAL BOB DEES: The lesson from Europe is that a nation unable to secure dependable energy becomes vulnerable to those that control it.
Permitting gridlock is crippling America’s energy startups
BY JESPER JOLMA: Complex permitting rules slows down American ingenuity and discourages investment.
Climate change activists want to make California insurance crisis even worse
Thousands of aggrieved families who lost homes and loved ones in the Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, Camp Fire, and other recent conflagrations in California will be left out in the cold.
Temperature is a deceptive metric
The very scale they use to raise alarms about how bad it is refutes them.
Wyoming needs eagle death numbers before it approves more wind projects
Wyoming needs to decide how many eagles it is willing to kill.
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PRESS RELEASE: “Delist” the not-endangered gray wolf
Petition urges U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to correct a listing that no longer meets the Endangered Species Act's own definition of a species.
China is building ultra-supercritical coal-fired power plants in just three years
The speed of construction would blow a Western political mind.
The “Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels” project has become a global program
It will certainly be worth watching as countries struggle to map their way to an impossible future.
Do voters even care about climate change?
Watch Craig Rucker on the Steve Gruber show NOW
Green Climate Fund Fraud
GCF projects don't break ground. There is no ground to break. They are financial fictions.
A counter to global warming dogma
Go look for the answers but at least keep an open mind as you search for them.
CFACT In Action
PRESS RELEASE: “Delist” the not-endangered gray wolf
Petition urges U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to correct a listing that no longer meets the Endangered Species Act's own definition of a species.
REFORM: CFACT introduces model climate & energy legislation at ALEC
CFACT never tires of exposing hidden agendas and shining a light on the path to reform.
Podcasts
Okefenokee Swamp gets UNESCO World Heritage Site status
Hear an update on our Okefenokee Swamp report and the failure of radical Oregon IP 28 to clinch a spot on the November ballot on this new District of Conservation episode.
Recreational fishing, boating, and public water access at ICAST 2026
Listen to three new ICAST-themed District of Conservation episodes to learn about the state of recreational boating, fishing, and public waters access. Tune in!