Economy Archives - Page 3 of 36

They’ve nearly given up on climate — plastics will be next

We don’t need another bloated UN program.

By Craig Rucker |2026-03-09T11:35:33-04:00March 11th, 2026|Comments Off

Can Belgium’s PM wake up the European sleeping giant?

Bart De Wever lays out a plan to restore Europe.

By Duggan Flanakin |2026-03-08T21:37:19-04:00March 6th, 2026|Comments Off

Trump’s good news for our fishing fleet

Enough of bureaucrats who know nothing of conservation, history, and the people most involved. Thank you, President Trump, for giving our fishermen back their grounds.

By Craig Rucker |2026-02-25T21:55:37-05:00February 26th, 2026|Comments Off

Trump reopens vast swath of waters off northeastern coast to commercial fishing

One of the nation’s richest fishing grounds — put off-limits to commercial use by the Obama and Biden administrations — is once again open for business.

By Bonner Cohen, Ph. D. |2026-02-24T21:58:20-05:00February 24th, 2026|Comments Off

Oklahoma smelter the first fruits of Trump aluminum policy

The U.S. must develop a national strategy to prioritize, produce, and defend critical materials like aluminum.

By Duggan Flanakin |2026-02-19T21:09:41-05:00February 20th, 2026|Comments Off

EV-free Super Bowl ads tell you everything

The message wasn’t delivered by a commercial. It was delivered by the absence of one.

By Larry Behrens |2026-02-14T21:46:08-05:00February 15th, 2026|Comments Off

Forging and vaulting ahead for critical minerals

Fifty-four nations met to plot a pathway to independence from the Chinese stranglehold on critical minerals and rare earths.

By Duggan Flanakin |2026-02-12T11:58:33-05:00February 13th, 2026|Comments Off

CFACT report takes down UN assault on plastic

As the climate agenda crumbles, we dare not permit a UN bureaucratic comeback under the guise of saving us from plastic.

By Craig Rucker |2026-02-03T10:36:11-05:00February 4th, 2026|Comments Off

Poor nations won’t follow Europe and the UN into energy suicide

Governments and institutions must support basic human rights of access to abundant, reliable, affordable energy to support modern living standards.

By Paul Driessen |2026-02-01T21:41:47-05:00February 2nd, 2026|Comments Off

CFACT takes down UN assault on plastic

If you're reading this, you've likely got your hand on a device made of plastic right now.

By Melanie Collette |2026-02-01T10:38:57-05:00February 1st, 2026|Comments Off

Europe’s biggest insect food factory goes bankrupt

Eurocrats thought it made sense to spend $200 million dollars feeding bugs to cows to try to change rainfall in 2100 AD.

By Joanne Nova |2026-01-04T20:46:19-05:00January 4th, 2026|Comments Off

Blockbuster: Renewables, EVs need silver, yet China bans silver exports, and the price takes off

This week the world woke up to realize that silver is a critical mineral.

By Joanne Nova |2025-12-30T12:45:31-05:00December 30th, 2025|Comments Off

The U.S. reenters the rare-earths race

The U.S. push to rebuild its mining and manufacturing of rare-earth metals and other critical minerals is more urgent than ever.

By Duggan Flanakin |2025-12-10T23:57:53-05:00December 11th, 2025|Comments Off

Nuclear-generated electricity overshadows government-subsidized wind and solar

Nuclear is fundamental to a secure energy future. It is by far the best electricity choice. The biggest detriment is government.

By Ronald Stein |2025-12-09T00:15:27-05:00December 6th, 2025|Comments Off

Happy Thanksgiving!

It takes a powerfully efficient economic system to provide 330 million people with a turkey dinner, with all the trimmings, for everyone who wants one — all on the same day. Thanks, Capitalism!

By CFACT Ed |2025-11-28T22:43:37-05:00November 27th, 2025|Comments Off