What is California’s ‘inefficient tire’ ban, and why does it matter?
California could wipe out most tires by 2033. Marc joins The Washington Times' Politically Unstable with Kelly Sadler
Climate change activists want to make California insurance crisis even worse
Thousands of aggrieved families who lost homes and loved ones in the Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, Camp Fire, and other recent conflagrations in California will be left out in the cold.
SDSU Students Question if Offshore Wind is Really Green
WATCH NOW: California Collegians SHATTER "Clean Energy" Misconceptions at San Diego State University What if a "green" energy project comes with environmental costs of its own? That was the question CFACT students Caleb Rothstein and Jack Krepps posed to their peers at San Diego State University during a recent round of street interviews focused on offshore wind energy. As students weighed the issue, Caleb and Jack raised concerns on the impacts on marine ecosystems and whale populations. For several participants, it was information they had not encountered before. The reactions varied. Some students remained supportive of offshore wind, while others appeared [...]
Even HBO knows you can’t build in California
Knowledge of the burdens California imposes on producers and developers has become increasingly pervasive throughout American society.
Nuclear Wins the California Energy Face-Off
CFACT Collegian Kaeli McIntyre brought a new kind of energy debate to Clovis Community College this semester, giving students a side-by-side look at nuclear, solar, and wind power. On February 26, Kaeli set up her “Clean Energy Face-Off” board on campus with several friends who helped draw students toward the display. The handmade board compared nuclear, solar, and wind across several key categories: whether each source is carbon emissions-free, works at night, has strong energy density, uses land efficiently, and provides reliable power around the clock. Nuclear checked off all five categories. California’s last nuclear plant still does heavy lifting. Diablo [...]
While Newsom combs his hair, Trump is protecting California from raw sewage
Mexico has released hundreds of billions of gallons of untreated raw sewage into the Tijuana River.
Affordability Crisis: Gavin Newsom and The California Energy Disaster
"Renewable" energy in California shows how not to be affordable.
Gavin Newsom’s war on the poor goes global at COP30
Newsom is right that California is a leader in climate policies — but it is also a leader in costly electric rates.
Newsom relinquishing control to China to meet the energy demands of California?
Newsom wishes to “transition away from fossil fuels” but he has offered no backup plan to maintain the supply chain of products and fuels to support all the above-mentioned infrastructures.
Another refinery closure increases California’s dependency on China
China is savoring the future as its many refineries come online to meet the demand.
Net zero leaders want to shutter California’s only zero-emissions electricity-generating plant
California should keep the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.
The people vs. Gavin Newsom’s mandate
California and the nation face the very real threat that zombie-like adherence to the EV mandate will collapse the electric grid.
Governor Newsom has transformed California into a national energy drain
California lacks the necessary port capacity, coastal storage, pipelines, or refinery facilities to support a continued shift in the fuel supply chain toward imports.
CFACT Comments on the California Offshore Wind Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS)
BOEM is taking comments on a draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) for its five floating wind offshore leases off the California coast.
The LA fires were man-made, but not like they say
It’s too easy for progressives to continue to focus on “net zero” targets and blame every environmental disaster on climate change.