Petri dishes could soon be made from recycled computer parts
A creative way to recycle "e-waste"
It’s a New Year. Resolve to finish your plate
BY WILL COGGIN: Here’s a resolution that should be easy: Eat more. But not in the way you think.
Plastics not forever: Bugs already evolved 30,000 new plastic eating enzymes
Plastics are a free dinner for life on Earth so it was just a matter of time before microbes evolved to eat it.
Environmentalism has lost its way
About every principle of environmentalism is violated by the proposed massive buildout of wind, solar and electrification.
New study finds tropical deforestation recovers quickly, naturally
a recent study found that “soil on previously deforested land can recover its fertility in less than a decade,” and do so largely without any help from mankind.
UN biodiversity webinar plans new financial shakedown of private sector
CFACT attended the virtual forum as an officially recognized Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) observer.
CFACT Collegians testify against EPA’s harmful new methane regulations
EPA natural gas rules will continue to drive up the price of energy while doing nothing to improve the environment.
The great Pacific garbage patch twice the size of Texas is fake
Because the average person cannot see the middle of the Pacific for themselves sensationalist activists, media, and politicians just make this up.
Scotland cut down 14 million trees to make way for wind turbines
The tree removal seems especially ironic given that world leaders supposedly agreed to end deforestation by 2030 at the recent COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland.
UN biodiversity meeting a new threat to liberty
COP 15’s mission was to highlight humanity’s “pressing” need to address how biodiversity and species preservation, factors into the broader UN climate agenda.
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New book is just another junk-science screed against modern civilization and technology.
Review: Don’t waste time or money on ‘Silent Earth’
New book is just another junk-science screed against modern civilization and technology.
Environmental success stories bring hope for the future
The choice between hopelessness and hopefulness must be made based on present-day evidence and human potential, and not based on fears.
How “hybrid” reefs provide alluring benefits for man, nature
The hybrid reefs form the basis for natural coral formation.
Hoffman: Proactive Forest Management Is Sustainable For The Environment
It’s unacceptable to tolerate this scale of destruction year after year. Nevertheless, preservationist environmental policies — namely a century of fire suppression — are responsible for our fire mitigation woes.
Biden proclaims September “national wilderness month,” bad timing, Joe
Biden’s proclamation calling for increased utilization of the Wilderness Act of 1964 is incredibly out of touch at a moment when catastrophic wildfires are threatening populations across the West.