CFACT Collegians Go Fishing for Junk
Most people head to the lake in hopes of catching a fish. CFACT Collegians showed up hoping to catch some trash.Â
Most people head to the lake in hopes of catching a fish. CFACT Collegians showed up hoping to catch some trash.Â
Under a crisp Maine evening sky, students gathered at the New Beginnings Church of God in Waterville for a powerful and timely discussion on the future of climate policy—one that challenged the narratives they hear every day in the classroom. Hosted by the Leadership Institute at Kennebec Community College and featuring CFACT’s own Marc Morano, the event drew a motivated audience eager to hear a different perspective on one of today’s most debated issues. University of Maine Orono student Payton Warren coordinated and transported a group of 7 students from his campus an hour south to attend the March 10th event—an [...]
Rep. Paul, whose coastal district would host the wind port, is supported in her opposition to the project by local citizens, assisted by CFACT.
How much economic and environmental damage is in store?
It seems not to have occurred to BOEM that a careful impact assessment under NEPA is essential before any leases are offered.
Voters in Maine have overwhelmingly rejected a 145-mile-long transmission line that would have brought 1,200 megawatts of hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts.
Offshore wind opponents demand more research.