CFACT’s Marc Morano was at our Light Brigade counter protest to Sierra Club & 350.org’s climate rally on February 17 and he interviewed some of the activists there. He found that the mood was very angry, with some protestors declaring the Keystone XL pipeline must be dismantled by “any means necessary” after Morano asked if they support acts of eco-terror.
In 2012, it seemed CFACT went everywhere, worked flat out and hardly took a breather. Our research was thorough, our spokesmen drove the radicals to distraction, our Collegians kept expanding and it seemed like Climate Depot’s Marc Morano lived on television. We aired our 5,000th Just the Facts radio broadcast. We educated, we innovated we reported, we adopted villages, we gathered scientists and scholars and we took the battle to distant shores. When we found closed minds we innovated and even entertained. We put masks on UN delegates to “capture” their CO2. Last year we dropped a British Lord from a plane. This year he flew from a camel.
After all, we’re CFACT! We’ll do anything to share our message of better lives for people and a sparkling clean environment – through freedom.
Here are some of our favorite CFACT moments from 2012.
Here they come. While the UN debates climate in Doha, Congress uses Sandy as pretext for a U.S. carbon tax. Watch CFACT’s Marc Morano now.
CFACT’s Marc Morano is back in the ring!
Marc Morano, Editor in Chief of Climate Depot, takes on Bill Nye the Science Guy. Piers Morgan show, CNN 9 PM tonight — Tuesday night.
In this corner….. Marc “The Godfather” Morano. In the other corner….. Michael “Hockey Schtick” Mann. Hear it now, while you still can!
Campaigners are using natural disasters for climate propaganda as UN climate talks kick off in Qatar. Using storms as a poster child for global warming is completely devoid of science, explains Marc Morano of CFACT’s Climate Depot. “This has now reached the level of the Mayan calendar and Nostradamus.”
As the Qatar climate summit heats up, Germany’s “Die Zeit” calls CFACT’s Marc Morano the climate “Godfather” — tries to do a hit piece on him, but Climate Depot shoots back. “It’s just business, nothing personal…”
WATCH NOW! Lord Monckton expose Al Gore’s “extreme weather” propaganda
The division of power in the EU system apparently works sometimes. Today we are expecting a decision by the Council to, if not to trash it all together, at least partly stall the money shuffling for vague climate reasons.
Good so.
Maybe it has been a smart idea for the Democrats to go a bit light on the president’s record on climate and energy achievements after all, and concentrate their message on really critical matters…like switching from subsidies for green energy to subsidies for Sesame Street and contraceptives for female law students. And hey, why not let the planet heal itself just as it always has, even before Obama took charge?
Marc Morano is founder and editor of CFACT’s award-winning Climate Depot.
CFACT’s Marc Morano appeared on Fox News today to discuss the revelation that stimulus funds were used to purchase solar panels from China. “It’s a classic government boondoggle,” said Morano. “Renewables aren’t going to power the U.S. or China. …$250 billion is spent globally on renewable energy including solar panels; and this money is going to produce less than 3% of electricity worldwide.”
By Appeal-Democrat Editorial Marysville, California. It’s probably no coincidence that Gov. Jerry Brown recently launched a website to scare Californians into embracing his global-warming hype…. The state is about to launch a cap-and-trade scheme … ostensibly to fight global warming…. If Brown were more honest, he would acknowledge that his intention isn’t to curb global warming, […]
By Eric Heyl Marc Morano operates Climatedepot.com, an Internet clearinghouse for information on climate, environmental and energy news. Morano, a former aide to U.S. Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., spoke to the Trib on the latest developments in the climate-change debate. Q: It’s the hottest year on record so far in the Northeast. Must be global […]
[March 9, 2012] In the wake of President Obama’s decision to block construction of the Keystone XL pipeline to bring Canadian crude oil to refineries in Texas and Louisiana, Jerry Agar of Sun News (Canada) interviewed CFACT Communications Director Marc Morano. Morano, who launched the Climate Depot website in 2009 and is a key player in […]
Morano: “Ad is an insult to space aliens. Why would space aliens be impressed with a car that already had the same results in 1896? The 1896 Roberts electric car got the exact same battery range as the Chevy volt — 40 miles. If people are sober, they are not going to be swayed by […]
CFACT’s Marc Morano, editor of the Climate Depot news and information service, appeared on the Canadian TV program, “The Source with Ezra Levant,” on February 1 to discuss how rich foreigners spend huge sums of money to oppose cheap energy. The Rockefellers, Levant notes, spend $7 million a year just in Canada to fund legal challenges to development.
GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich sacked Texas Tech global warming professor Katharine Hayhoe after radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh read an exclusive Climate Depot report on December 19 about Gingrich’s collaboration with the professor. [See: Rush Limbaugh Features Climate Depot: ‘Our old buddy Marc Morano, used to be ‘Our Man in Washington’ on my […]
On Wednesday, 7 December at 15:30 CAT (local time) CFACT cosponsored a press conference with U.S. Senator James Inhofe at the UN climate change conference in Durban, South Africa. View highlights from the press conference, including Senator Inhofe’s statement, above. If you wish to watch the full 30-minutes, the UN has made the full press […]
Earlier today, CFACT’s skydiving team parachuted past COP17 onto Amanzimtoti beach. The divers trailed smoke and banners proclaiming “Climategate 2.0, Science Not Settled” and “No New Treaty.” Multiple media outlets showed up to record the event, including the AP, BBC, and South Africa’s national news network. It was a huge success! Climategate 2.0 can not […]