By Kevin Killough: Under federal law level A harassment has the “potential to injure a marine mammal or marine mammal stock in the wild” and Level B has the same potential but could cause injury.
The problem has been largely ignored, even by policy makers and military strategists.
“This is just one more indication of Dominion’s bad faith and attempted cover up by sidestepping regulations that would not only protect the right whale but also help save many other marine species whose lives will be put in jeopardy by this unwanted and unnecessary project.”
Global temperature, moose kills, Finnish emissions, ocean temperature, cooling D.C., 2024 hurricane season, Maine flooding and more...
"This is just going to hammer the American people." WATCH NOW
BY FRANCIS MENTON: In those jurisdictions that have succeeded in getting generation from renewables up to as high as about 30% of their total electricity supply, the result has been an approximate tripling in the price of electricity f
BY NICK POPE: How enviros push to save salmon ended up killing hundreds of thousands of them.
The groups claim that the Virginia Offshore Wind project would threaten the North Atlantic right whale
‘We are enforcing ‘magical beliefs’ through the bureaucracy’ WATCH NOW
CFACT' President Craig Rucker appeared on OAN to discuss the Biden Administration's rush to approve wind turbines without regard to risks to marine life.
CFACT joined with over fifty freedom-oriented think think tanks and advocacy organizations to demand Congress as NO to Biden's foolish attempt to inject climate into the SEC.
BY COLIN REED: From blocking commutes by lying in traffic to vandalizing priceless pieces of art, it seems there’s no conduct too low for the extreme eco left.
Government watchdogs have not done their due diligence before rushing to approve big wind.
CFACT's Marc Morano takes on the climate attack on pizza on the Joe Piscopo Radio Show.
Landing astronauts on the Moon is rapidly coming back into reach for the first time in over half a century. The first footprints on Mars may not be far behind.