Rudolph no more? How property rights could save American Reindeer
Unlike white-tailed deer, which can thrive as forests become thinner and suburban zones begin to divide up wooded areas, reindeer need large swaths of uninterrupted forest to grow.
Hunting the “white whale” of ocean plastic clean up
When it comes to ocean pollution, the “white whale” of clean up efforts has been finding a large-scale apparatus that can clean up plastic and trash efficiently.
The Greta plan backfired with young conservatives
The Left was almost close to getting young conservatives and libertarians to start jumping onto the climate alarmism bandwagon. Then came Greta Thunberg’s temper tantrum at the United Nations.
Climate Strikers demand violent revolution to overthrow capitalism in NYC
At the "Youth" Climate Strike In NYC, marchers called for violent revolution against capitalism. WATCH NOW
EPA “finally” finalizes WOTUS repeal
The Obama administration’s WOTUS rule was that it broadened the scope of federal control so much that even ditches that happened to fill with water could fall under the government’s “navigable waters” scope of authority.
CFACT speaks at event featuring Mike Pence at Leadership Institute
CFACT: “There is no such thing as a conservative carbon tax.”
CFACT highlights youth outreach at climate conference
CFACT opens young minds and provides access to the hard facts on climate.
White House discusses real environmental solutions, media loses their minds
The media doesn’t really seem to care about any eco-issues unrelated to climate change. Funding to fight red tide? Cleaning up EPA Superfund sites? Hunting and fishing issues surrounding real conservation? Yawn.
White House reels in large expansion to fishing and hunting access
The Trump administration has announced a new undertaking to vastly expand access to hunting and fishing on federal lands.
EPA replaces failed Clean Power Plan
The Trump administration has officially ended Obama’s war on coal. CFACT Collegians attend in support.
Need another reason to drink beer? Now that six-pack saves oceans
Manufacturers are looking to biodegradable six-pack rings.
How to solve algal blooms? Tech and property rights
The problem affects many regions of the United States and the world; especially places like Florida, New York, and New Jersey.
CFACT co-hosts Jeff Sessions on eve of Mueller release. Protestors attempt to silence.
“At CFACT we like our events to be more than just a mere echo chamber,” said Christian Fiksdal. “We thought having Jeff Sessions speak on campus would bring some viewpoints that are not frequently discussed by college professors."
CPAC 2019: What does American energy dominance mean to you?
CFACT’s student leaders were out in force for CPAC 2019.
Senate passes new national parks deal you’ve heard nothing about
Last week, the Senate passed massive public lands legislation that contains a lot of good, but a lot of bad too.