Ready, aim, conserve! Nine students from Fort Lewis College loaded up their shotguns at the Bayfield Lions Club Outdoor Gun Range, where they explored the important role hunting plays in wildlife conservation while practicing their marksmanship skills.
What do vending machines, water fountains, printers, and light switches all have in common? They all need something to power them. But how often do students stop to consider where that electricity actually comes from?
Collegians take on the challenge of rock climbing while exploring the realities of critical mineral mining and its role in green energy technologies.
The bottom line is that approval of this application alone will improve the USA’s national security, economy, and ultimately the lives of everyday Americans.
Students crossing the Intellectual Commons at Texas Christian University on September 28 were met with an unusual proposition, “Can you separate climate fact from climate fiction?”
Campus life has its usual free-food moments. This one came with a radioactive spin.
CFACT Collegians know that while nuclear energy may be complicated, unnecessary bureaucracy doesn’t have to be. CFACT Collegians Jonathan Cha and Zackary Whitworth-Painter-Swayze made that case in recent public comments to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
The syllabus looked a little different at Mississippi State University as students gathered for a screening of CFACT’s "Climate Hustle 2," complete with popcorn, pizza, and a side of the climate debate they likely wouldn't encounter from their professors.
Florida CFACT Collegian brought invasive species to the middle of UCF’s campus this week, but thankfully, these ones were plastic.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure — or for Collegians at Sam Houston State University, an opportunity for a little hands-on creativity.
Most people head to the lake in hopes of catching a fish. CFACT Collegians showed up hoping to catch some trash.
Battling the sweltering summer sun in Orlando, CFACT Collegian Kyle Troy at the University of Central Florida posed a simple question to students: “What’s made from oil?”
CFACT Collegian Thien Nguyen urged federal regulators to modernize outdated Arctic drilling rules in recent public comment submission.
Few Americans have heard of the EPA's Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System program.
As students passed through the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign quad during finals week, they were met with a different perspective on climate change.