Fraud and corruption bring big payoffs
California judges provide stage for kangaroo court justice over Roundup weedkiller
CFACT’s Driessen debunks Roundup “junk science” at Tucson conference
Lawyers and anti-chemical activists have teamed up with a small group of scientists to use fraudulent scientific and courtroom tactics to reap enormous damage awards for themselves and people who claim Roundup caused their cancer.
Bill to reinstate Obama pesticide ban ignores science
House legislation to ban neonicotinoids in wildlife refuges would hurt bees and wildlife.
Government is a great servant but horrid master
Bureaucrats and activists use environmental claims to rationalize bigger, supremely powerful global governments.
Food from thin air?
A new kind of food made from electricity, water, and air has been invented that could completely revolutionize how we understand food.
The failure of all their dam plans
“Malcolm Turnbull’s Murray Darling Basin plan has failed and must be abolished.
Donald Trump: America’s Greenest President
To the chagrin of Greens everywhere, President Trump may well become our nation’s greenest President.
WH: Remarks by President Trump on America’s Environmental Leadership
Read remarks by President Trump, EPA Administrator Wheeler and others on America's environmental success story.
WH Fact sheet: President Trump is Promoting a Clean and Healthy Environment for All Americans
Read the White House fact sheet on President Trump's record on environment.
White House discusses real environmental solutions, media loses their minds
The media doesn’t really seem to care about any eco-issues unrelated to climate change. Funding to fight red tide? Cleaning up EPA Superfund sites? Hunting and fishing issues surrounding real conservation? Yawn.
BLM saddles up new program to manage wild horses
“Wild horses can’t drag me away” is the refrain of a popular Rolling Stones song from the 1970’s. Today, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is humming a revised version of the classic song, something akin to, “Wild Horses, time to drag ‘em away.”
For bee alarmists, Groundhog Day comes in June
Will activists finally admit their sins and break out of their pesticide-blaming time loop?
Can farmers still trust the USDA?
America’s farmers and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) used to trust each other. The farmers are still there, but USDA has been politicized.
How hunting elephants can help save them
In May, Botswana discontinued its ban on hunting elephants.
White House reels in large expansion to fishing and hunting access
The Trump administration has announced a new undertaking to vastly expand access to hunting and fishing on federal lands.