The Green Climate Fund ran short of other people’s money
The UN’s climate funds spent a July dialogue asking for more money. The best thing America did was stop sending it.
The UN’s climate funds spent a July dialogue asking for more money. The best thing America did was stop sending it.
With India out and emitter number one China playing the world on climate the entire time, it certainly underscores how ridiculously futile painful climate policies in Europe, America, Australia, or Japan continue to be.
Two things are true about the “conservative” groups now urging young conservatives to embrace wind and solar. Wind and solar are not cheaper once system costs are counted, and these groups are not grassroots.
India’s explicit rejection of the global net-zero movement includes dropping its bid to host the UN's COP33 climate conference.
Whom do they serve if not themselves?
Chris Martz explains.
Putting the bureaucrats back in their box.
CFACT never tires of exposing hidden agendas and shining a light on the path to reform.
Plus, no one wants to go to the Fiji Climate Conference.
You can learn a great deal about a reform by watching who lines up to kill it.
CFACT advanced two model bills before the American Legislative Exchange Council’s Energy, Environment, and Agriculture Task Force.
There is a quiet, coordinated campaign underway to reshape American energy policy.
How Trump can stop it.
The "regional greenhouse gas initiative" has always been ideological folly.
Trump appoints Dr. Matthew Wielicki to create a fact-filled, realistic national climate assessment.