NEWS
CFACT teen reporter at biodiversity COP17: What I saw that you won’t see on TV
The U.S. never ratified the UN Convention on Biodiversity, but what the globalist bureaucrats assembled in Armenia do could have lasting impacts on American interests.
Come On Down! Collegians Bring Nuclear Plinko to Campus
The price is right, and the future of energy might just be nuclear.
On with the show at UN COP31
While you may think UN climate conferences are pointless, they are still spectacles worth watching.
Globalists’ climate grift returns in full force
America has walked out of the UN climate racket. The rest of the world hasn’t gotten the message.
An ominous “Sandyversary”
An ominous Sandyversary.
Bird-BnB Takes Flight at the University of Florida
The University of Florida has no shortage of wildlife, from the alligators lounging around campus lakes to the birds chirping in the treetops. But thanks to two CFACT Collegians, some of those feathered residents may soon have a few new housing options.
America closes refineries while the rest of the world races to build them
BY RON STEIN AND YOSHIHIRO MURINOKA: Nations across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East want refineries of their own.
Marc Morano Serves Up Climate Controversy on Rocky Top
Climate Depot’s Marc Morano made a stop at Good Ole’ Rocky Top last week, bringing his signature no-holds-barred commentary on climate politics to students at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Permitting reform is the ultimate test of American mineral security
BY RICH NOLAN: The U.S. has launched a long-overdue effort to reclaim control of the mineral supply chains that underpin our economy and national security.
Aldi ditched plastic bags: Does that actually help the environment?
People still need bags, what are shoppers using instead?
Much of the AI-will-kill-us-all scare is driven by a charity movement gone crazy
Much of the "human extinction" rhetoric seems to be coming from this strange source.
Australia/EU deal with climate shackles is not a free trade agreement
Just because the EU calls it a free trade deal doesn’t mean it is one.
Proposed natural gas pipeline expansion forecast to lower energy bills in Massachusetts
New study released ahead of November election shows 'Project Beacon' saving ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars per winter.
Fort Lewis Collegians Explore a Different Caliber of Conservation
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.
The new Alaska gold rush
Announcements by South Korea and Taiwan concerning a new Alaska pipeline that would transport natural gas from Arctic oilfields have Alaskans excited, yet skeptical.
CFACT Collegians Make Energy Education Stick
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?
COP31’s inconvenient truth: The world still runs on oil
BY RON STEIN AND YOSHIHIRO MURONAKO: Worldwide economies depend on transportation fuels and products manufactured from crude oil, in addition to electricity.
Menhaden madness in Virginia (ft. Whit Fosburgh of Forage Fish Campaign)
Check out the latest District of Conservation podcast about menhaden madness featuring Whit Fosburgh of the Fish Forage Campaign. Out now.
BIODIVERSITY COP17: UN deliberates in Armenia to Lock Up 30% of Earth’s Land and Water
A $200 billion UN global biodiversity machine. Is anyone's property safe? CFACT is there!
Rooting for CFACT Aggies & Sooners (Literally)
When CFACT students aren’t countering climate change propaganda or promoting reliable energy on campus, they’re practicing good old-fashioned environmental stewardship.
Wisconsin wolves gone wild
Watch the latest CFACT Conservation Country report from Wisconsin on growing wolf attacks and how inaction will invite more conflicts.
The AI policy debate suffers from a dangerous plague of vagueness
Incoherent policies passed in panic can be highly destructive.
Indian Collegian Challenges EV “Sustainability” Claims
Are electric vehicles (EVs) really more sustainable than gas-powered vehicles?