On with the show at UN COP31
While you may think UN climate conferences are pointless, they are still spectacles worth watching.
Globalists’ climate grift returns in full force
America has walked out of the UN climate racket. The rest of the world hasn’t gotten the message.
America closes refineries while the rest of the world races to build them
BY RON STEIN AND YOSHIHIRO MURINOKA: Nations across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East want refineries of their own.
The new Alaska gold rush
Announcements by South Korea and Taiwan concerning a new Alaska pipeline that would transport natural gas from Arctic oilfields have Alaskans excited, yet skeptical.
CFACT Collegians Make Energy Education Stick
What do vending machines, water fountains, printers, and light switches all have in common? They all need something to power them. But how often do students stop to consider where that electricity actually comes from?
COP31’s inconvenient truth: The world still runs on oil
BY RON STEIN AND YOSHIHIRO MURONAKO: Worldwide economies depend on transportation fuels and products manufactured from crude oil, in addition to electricity.
Diesel policy: Don’t ban it, bank it for winter
America is not running out of diesel. We are running out of cushion.
New CFACT study: The real economic costs of climate policy
Electric-vehicle mandates and state net-zero electricity rules were sold as painless. The numbers say otherwise.
EPA wants to scrap Biden-era regs that pose ‘monumental threat’ to natural gas
BY PARIS APODAKA: "U.S. EPA will take an important step in easing regulatory burdens and unleashing the Nation’s domestic energy supply."
CFACT billboards urge Wisconsin to stop making eco-mistakes.
Green New Deal, roving wolf packs, what could go wrong?
Build power stations to protect the environment
Imagine how fast the environment would improve if the world's energy poor had access to the power grid.
WGU Student Backs Critical Mineral Seabed Exploration
The bottom line is that approval of this application alone will improve the USA’s national security, economy, and ultimately the lives of everyday Americans.
Rediscovering Thomas Jefferson’s revolutionary charge against abusive taxation
Virginia ratepayers smacked with 153 percent increase in auction prices used to determine carbon tax.
Even Tom Cruise can’t make a politically correct climate satire movie against Big Oil funny
And the crowd hates it.
CFACT joins allies in urging Supreme Court to hear challenge to EPA’s fine particle rule
Rucker: "EPA dismissed its own independent science advisors, skipped the full scientific review Congress requires, and then imposed a standard that puts nearly a trillion dollars in American investment at risk,"