Fed up citizens are standing up.
Tom DeWeese, CFACT’s new National Grassroots Coordinator, has been busy connecting with activist leaders from across the nation.
Shakira Jackson joins Gabriella on District of Conservation to discuss her activism, climate realism, and true environmental justice.
CFACT's Gabby Hoffman will deliver her popular lecture, "Conservation is Conservative" lecture at Appalachian State University tomorrow at 6pm ET. Here's how to watch her remarks.
LISTEN HERE The parachute jump by members of the Washington, D.C.-based Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) into the UN’s Climate Conference in South Africa epitomizes the group’s daring and fun approach to beating environmental extremism at the own game. Or how about boarding a Greenpeace ship to lower banners opposing Greenpeace’s stance on climate change? Or how about dressing up as Al Gore and leading a march in San Francisco in response to the Global Climate Action Summit occurring at the same time in the city. And of course, no one can forget the Amazing Climate Hustle 1 and 2 documentary films [...]
“It was pretty cool to hear our CFACT president give an overview of the group’s mission, especially to the incoming freshmen to the club."
"More than 1,400 salmon returned to the Penobscot River in 2020. That was the highest number since 2011, the Maine marine resources department found. The Penobscot is the most productive river for the salmon. It averaged only about 700 fish per year from 2012 to 2019." — Associated Press In Episode 198 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recaps her trip to Pennsylvania and what she learned in oil and gas country; she explains her take on the NCPA employee who accosted Tucker Carlson at a Montana fly shop; the effort to award Atlantic salmon more Endangered Species protections; and what to expect in tomorrow's interview with Washington Free [...]
American corporations have been subject to an onslaught of activist pressure from leftist organizations over the past few years. Twitter is no exception.
American corporations. are surrendering en masse to left-wing and Green ideologues. They think they can maximize profit through appeasement. CFACT is pushing back hard against this disturbing trend by engaging corporations directly in the boardroom, at shareholder meetings, and by educating shareholders and customers directly
CFACT is attending shareholder meetings of the most egregiously “woke” companies to expose these terrible resolutions and be a voice for reason.
CFACT drove home the point that humanity and the planet are better off with liberty.
As 2018 wound down, CFACT students gathered in Florida for an "eco-summit."
CFACT's intense coverage of the COP 24 UN climate summit in Katowice, Poland was by far the most extensive of any I have seen and I have seen a lot. (Disclosure: this includes my articles, but there were may others as well.) The sidebar on the French protests against alarmist carbon taxes was especially timely.
Some thoughts on David Rothbard.
It is up to each of us to live honorably, kindly, and make a difference where we can. CFACT President David Rothbard was a champion.