Environmental myths
Eco-radicals have never been right, and never will be, because their message is based on political agendas rather than sound science.
Bureaucracy is the chief culprit in wildfire deaths
Poor forest management leads to forests and lives destroyed. “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan
How to solve algal blooms? Tech and property rights
The problem affects many regions of the United States and the world; especially places like Florida, New York, and New Jersey.
World population: Up or down?
If UN predictions on global population growth play out, there will be approximately 8.6 billion people by 2030; 9.8 billion by 2050; and more than 11 billion by the turn of the century in 2100. Then again, maybe not.
Wildlife officials seek to reel in troublesome Asian Carp
The Asian Carp was brought to the U.S. in the 60’s and 70’s to control weeds and parasites and improve water quality. But the fish has turned out to be more of a foe than friend to fishermen from the Great Lakes to the central and southern U.S. states.
Supreme Court ditches Clean Water Act conviction posthumously
His crime? Building a firebreak ditch and some ponds on his Montana property.
How to break Australia’s backbone
Every day, vested interests, toxic environmentalists and green alarmists (often foreign-funded or tax-exempted) are using every worry they can discover or invent to break the backbone of Australia.
Ralph Lauren: Turning plastic bottles into Polo?
Ralph Lauren declared it is reimagining its legendary polo shirt with Mother Earth in mind. The new “Earth Polo” will be made from recycled plastic: Old soda bottles to be more precise.
NYC goes stone-age Green
For starters the Mayor’s plan would effectively ban skyscrapers and 50% of the city's beef.
Real conservation this Earth Day
This Earth Day, CFACT is releasing a new video series titled “Conservation Nation” with Gabriella Hoffman.
Australian scientist’s free speech victory
Dr. Peter Ridd's resounding legal victory is brilliant indeed. He stands completely vindicated. James Cook University slouches in shame.
Is biodegradable “plastic” on the horizon?
Time will tell if these Ohio State scientists have shaped and molded a brilliant solution to help better manage the problem of plastic waste.
Green signaling
BY MARK MATHIS: Have you been cajoled into doing things that show you are in compliance with the Green agenda, yet do no actual good?
Nominee for Fish & Wildlife Service Director in confirmation limbo
Sidelined because she rejects radical green agendas?
Can oil spills be cleaned up with magnets?
Magnets are good for posting up photos and little reminders on your refrigerator. But can they also be used for cleaning up oil spills on our oceans?