Clarifying the Climate Conversation at UIUC
As students passed through the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign quad during finals week, they were met with a different perspective on climate change.
Brick by Brick: Alabama Collegian Deconstructs the Climate Narrative
At Troy University, CFACT Collegian Caitlyn Harris brought a creative edge to energy education with her “Guess What’s in Your Solar Panel?” Jenga event—proving that sometimes the best way to spark conversation is with a simple game. Hosted on March 11th, the setup quickly became a focal point on campus. Curious students stopped to see what was going on, and before long, many decided to stick around and play a round of Jenga. What started as a casual game quickly turned into something more, as participants realized each block held a lesson about the materials behind modern energy technologies. Each block [...]
Heartland Institute’s Sterling Burnett Talks Energy with Texas Students
On St. Patrick’s Day at Sam Houston State University, CFACT Collegians Nicolas Walker and Nyle Torpy hosted a campus event that combined a lighthearted atmosphere with a serious conversation about energy and conservation. The turnout didn’t happen by accident. Nicolas and Nyle spent weeks promoting the event—handing out flyers, talking with students across campus, and building interest through word of mouth. By the time the day arrived, they had a solid group ready to show up, grab some food, and hear something different. And there was plenty of food to go around. Raising Cane’s chicken, pizza, and a spread of drinks [...]
Katie Pavlich on private conservation efforts and clean energy follies
Katie Pavlich joins District of Conservation again to dish Season 2 of her Fox Nation show and trending public policy issues.
Washington State isn’t following the science on black bear conservation
By cancelling the upcoming spring bear 2022 hunt, Washington State and Governor Jay Inslee aren't following the science
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Renewable Energy Rep: It’s Not an Easy Transition [to Solar and Wind]
Don't miss today's District of Conservation episode with Le DeLange from GenPro Energy Solutions. Listen and watch it here.
EP 115: 2020 Ballot Initiatives & EPA Urges DOJ to Investigate “Green” Groups
In Episode 115, Gabriella talks about Utah's Amendment E, other conservation and energy ballot initiatives. Plus, are Russia and China meddling in elections with an anti-fracking push? That's discussed today on the podcast.
Beto O’Rourke would bill $42,000 per household to pay for renewable energy
Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke is proposing $5 trillion in new government spending to pay for transitioning to renewable energy.
Platte River Power’s “green” folly
Gambling on intermittent power sources for 100% of your juice is hugely risky... and irresponsible.
Germany’s green transition has hit a brick wall
Oddvar Lundseng, Hans Johnsen and Stein Bergsmark Even worse, its growing problems with wind and solar spell trouble all over the globe.