The more the U.S. drills, the healthier our planet
Earth Day, April 22, 2026, has arrived!
Fed court rejects costly green housing policy
The Biden administration’s obsession with climate change has contributed to the housing affordability challenges Americans face today.
The next Project Vault should protect America’s power grid
The United States is running short on the equipment that keeps its lights on.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court must act to restore real science to judicial oversight
Three highly credentialed climate scientists have asked John Roberts to intervene in instructions to judges across America.
Climate realism rising
Triumphant climate change conference held in Washington, D.C.
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EPA Chief Zeldin & CFACT headline the 16th International Conference on Climate Change in DC
Prominent scientists included Nobel Prize-winning scientist Dr. John Clauser, Princeton Physicist Dr. Will Happer, Climatologist Dr. Judith Curry, and Harvard Astrophysicist Dr. Willie Soon.
Thirty seconds. That’s what a lithium fire gives you
A lithium fire forced a sailing couple to abandon ship and ultimately led to their deaths. What does this tragedy teach us about the dangers of lithium batteries and the need for stepped up emergency planning?
Climate realists held a debunkathon
Watch CFACT at the climate conference — including Craig Rucker, Chris Martz, and Marc Morano
Sign the Wyoming wind-wall petition
Let your voice be heard against the wall in Wyoming.
Cold Kills — New huge U.S. study links colder months to 20 times as many deaths as warmer ones
We are killing people by making energy expensive.
Climate fact check March 2026
Planet Isn’t ‘Heating Faster Than Ever’ - Hailstorms or Tornadoes ARE NOT Worse - Disasters NOT Costlier - ‘Climate Goals’ Meaningless - Heatwaves NOT ‘Virtually Impossible’
CFACT In Action
Will Oklahoma make a Big Wind mistake?
CFACT joined concerned citizens to rally against Oklahoma's wind turbine error. WATCH NOW
CFACT helps organize Oklahoma rally opposing massive wind projects
"The days of Big Wind coming in and doing whatever it wants are numbered."
Podcasts
Agriculture and conservation are mutually beneficial (ft. USDA NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt)
District of Conservation host and CFACT policy analyst Gabriella Hoffman sits down with USDA NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt to learn about her agency's priorities. Watch and listen!
University of Arizona speech & don’t tap into depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Learn more about Gabriella's recent Conservation is Conservative speech at University of Arizona, why the depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve must be refilled, and why not to panic about energy prices.