Climate censorship and integrity at COP30 and beyond
Alarmists don't have evidence and are losing battle, so they try to silence climate realists.
A nuclear resurgence, but major obstacles remain
A nuclear energy resurgence is underway, driven by the artificial intelligence revolution and the Trump administration. Nuclear plants that were shut down are being restarted. Dozens of small reactors are being deployed.
The UN climate conference was on fire!
Turns out the alarmists were onto something. WATCH NOW
COP30’s “people-centered” climate agenda is really about power
Ordinary people are expected to pay and obey.
In search of hidden highway clear-cutting the Amazon to COP30
WATCH NOW: CFACT President Craig Rucker and policy expert Peter Murphy travel through the rainforest to find the COP30 highway to hell.
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COP30 flounders on the rising tide of climate and energy reality
As Shakespeare might say, its poor players will strut and fret their hour upon the stage, spewing tales told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
COP30: Ten years after Paris, climatism is crumbling
From the political scene to the continued growth of hydrocarbon energy, the global climate consensus and the push for Net Zero is crumbling.
In search of hidden highway clear-cutting the Amazon to COP30
CFACT treks dirt roads & Amazon forest to discover deforestation hypocrisy.
Trump Administration skips COP30 climate summit
The UN's COP30 Summit is underway in Brazil with no official U.S. presence for the first time since 1992. WATCH NOW
VICTORY as Pennsylvania exits the “Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative”
For years CFACT advocated for this move and provided expert testimony to the Pennsylvania legislature.
COP30: The natives are restless
Some real fireworks kicked off yesterday evening when an irate crew of 50 to 100 Tupinambá warriors — some decked out in their striking traditional feathers and body paint — stormed the Blue Zone like it was the Alamo.
CFACT In Action
CFACT testimony: EPA endangerment finding must go
The case for the endangerment finding for motor vehicles was weak and is getting weaker.
CFACT drills up potable water for impoverished India village
Manjargaon village in Badnapur Taluka will no longer have to walk long distances to carry their water. .
Podcasts
Wyoming wind woes with Albany County Conservancy’s Anne Brande
Hear about 20+ proposed onshore wind projects planned in Wyoming from Albany County Conservancy's Anne Brande.
It’s time to go nuclear, America
Gabriella discusses her successful first dove hunt and why America is on the verge of a nuclear renaissance.