Blocking the sun: The folly of solar geoengineering
Hubris rarely ends well.
Hubris rarely ends well.
Warming ideologues have forced unrealistic fuel standards on American drivers for decades. Time to get smarter. Read CFACT's official submission.
Under Obama, the Federal Government tried to assert control over just about every pond, stream and damp puddle in America as part of the navigable (laughable) waters of the United States, or WOTUS. The Supreme Court brushed them back. Time to clarify. Read CFACT's official submission.
Whether countries are rich or poor, they dare not risk economic irrelevance, much less social unrest, by tying their fortunes to an agenda bereft of any connection to the real world.
“States must pay the costs of their own goals."
Offshore wind faces a new challenge from a powerful public official and erstwhile booster of strict climate policies.
The proposed 211-mile-long Ambler Road Project will provide access to rich mineral deposits.
So-called “nickel provinces” are taking center stage in an ecological and human tragedy unfolding in Indonesia.
California's Ivanpah Solar was boosted by $1.6 billion in taxpayer-backed loans in 2011.
Forcing people to become vegans, not by regulation, but by spreading a potentially deadly disease.
The litigation against the energy sector is on shaky legal ground.
Sending an unmistakable message to investors to avoid risking their capital on no-longer-fashionable green energy, the Department of Agriculture (USDA) is pulling the plug on a slew of funding programs for wind and solar power.
Once his rule has been finalized and has survived court challenges, the precedent will have been set for rescinding all federal rules targeting greenhouse gas emissions.
The feds claim a small, sometimes soggy depression in their otherwise flat, dry land is “part of” a “navigable” waterway.
"It is not the sea in Louisiana that is rising, it is the land that is disappearing."