The climate cultists engage quite literally in carrying coals to Newcastle
England now has to import coal from Japan.
England now has to import coal from Japan.
Wind and solar are intermittent and erratic. Watch Craig Rucker now.
Here’s hoping that the reign of King Charles will be a happier affair than his failed forecasts of climate doom.
Just as Joe Biden cancelled Keystone on his first day, the new UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak foolishly canned Fracking on Day one.
CFACT's Marc Morano joined Lord Christopher Monckton to debunk global warming propaganda at the Global Investment in Sustainable Development conference in London. Climate campaigners tried hard to stop them from speaking, but failed.Â
With electric grids flickering and going dark, and people returning to chopping trees to heat their homes, the foolishness of "net zero" radical climate policies is being exposed faster than even we at CFACT thought possible.Â
UK's new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, announced boosting domestic oil and gas and lifting the nation's 2019 fracking ban.
The ban includes stirrers and cotton swabs.
The “Brexit” vote, but it was also a repudiation of global warming policies Brussels has imposed on the U.K.
Roger Helmer, MEP: "Britain's renewables objectives will drive a million more British families into fuel poverty by 2020. We will come to see wind turbines as the redundant relics of our compulsion to do something." Watch Now.
Are humans a plague on the Earth? Most people probably don’t think so. But at least one leading environmentalist, Sir David Attenborough of England, believes we are.
Energy prices are high, economies are reeling and people need relief -- Along comes the shale gas revolution at just the right time. 'What's that,' asks the radicals? 'Plentiful, safe, affordable, domestically produced energy? Can't have that. If there are no valid reasons to say no to shale, we'll have to get creative.' The anti-energy propaganda machine is geared up and running at full speed.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CFACT held a press conference today calling on the UN to suspend all efforts to create a new global warming treaty.
What if they gave a government program and nobody came?
In 2006 the BBC abandoned impartial reporting on climate after meeting with 28 "best scientific experts" who the BBC refused to identify. The internet revealed the names, who turned out to be mainly the usual climate campaigners with no one in the room to offer the opposing view. Double scandal for the BBC as four BBC officials, including General Director George Entwistle, who attended the 2006 meeting, have just been disciplined or resigned for false accusations against a Thatcher-era Tory leader.