The sky is falling?!?
By Greg Walcher Ridiculous report claims humans have killed more than half the world’s wildlife in past 48 years.
SCOTUS Ruling a Huge Win for Hunters, Anglers, & Property Rights
By Gabriella Hoffman Green zealots use the Endangered Species Act to block development of private property. The case of a little toad has set them back and enhanced property rights for everyone.
Unanimous Supremes limit Endangered Species Act in Dusky Gopher Frog decision
"Only the 'habitat' of the endangered species is eligible for designation as critical habitat." Is the ESA no longer a blank check for eco-gadflies?
Brown fiddled while California burned
Historians have found no conclusive evidence that the Emperor Nero was playing his lyre during Rome's great fire. He wasn't even in the city. Future historians will have no problem documenting that Governor Brown and the Greens chose ideology over effective forest management, fire fighting and prevention.
Green policies fanned California’s raging wildfires
California's state’s forests and adjacent grasslands are a tinder box waiting to explode. Yet Gov. Brown has never called for an overhaul of these disastrous policies.
Unfounded fears about synthetic pesticides
By Steve Goreham. Our modern society suffers from “chemophobia." Will insects eat our crops or people? Scientific evidence shows that everyday exposure to synthetic pesticides is negligible and that widespread pesticide fears are unfounded.
Court rejects activists’ effort to over-criminalize Endangered Species Act
"The lawsuit aimed to criminalize a wide range of ordinary and innocent acts simply because the person who committed them was unlucky enough to be near a threatened or endangered species.”
More misplaced environmentalist outrage
By Greg Walcher Greens are angry that Interior modified a last-minute Obama Administration rule on migratory birds they wanted to use to attack energy and ranching. The rule had been in effect for only 27 days.
Endangered Species Act reform — About time
If you judge a public policy by its results, the ESA of 1973 is a flop. Over 2,000 species have been listed as endangered pursuant to the Act. How many have recovered? Around thirty. The ESA has, however, been incredibly effective at frustrating and delaying economic activity.
Coastal Alabama citizens rise up and defeat local eco-tourism ordinance
Bayou La Baitre’s (the town in Forrest Gump's) victory over the green ordinance was authentic, and the coastal town shows how the little guys and gals can come together and defeat powerful interests.
CFACT public comment on Administration’s Endangered Species Act reform
Officials have unveiled a package of reforms crafted to make the 45-year-old statute better serve both the species it is supposed to recover and landowners caught up in the law’s cumbersome regulations. Read CFACT's official comment.
Second CFACT billboard exposes the foolishness of straw bans
CFACT unveils a new billboard that lays out more hard facts that expose the foolishness of banning plastic straws.
CFACT billboard lays out the facts on straw bans
New CFACT billboard exposes the uselessness of banning straws.
A double ban gets a double reversal
The Interior Department reverses an activist-initiated Obama-era ban on farming activities that used a bumblebee as a pretext.
The money behind Big Green
CFACT President Craig Rucker lays out the staggering numbers on Big Green financing at the America First Energy Conference in Louisiana. WATCH NOW.