April 2024 – CFACT
It’s coal to the rescue as wind and solar fail to keep German lights on| CFACT
The Trump administration secures a strategic foothold in Southeast Asia.| CFACT
Once his rule has been finalized and has survived court challenges, the precedent will have been set for rescinding all federal rules targeting greenhouse gas emissions.| CFACT
"During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about offshore wind farms."| CFACT
The feds claim a small, sometimes soggy depression in their otherwise flat, dry land is “part of” a “navigable” waterway.| CFACT
Will there be a harsh enough winter to impact this?| CFACT
Neither the United States, nor any nation, should permit the UN climate regime to dictate its energy policy via international litigation.| CFACT
The White House sounded the alarm that the nuclear fuel cycle infrastructure has severely atrophied, with only about 5% of fuel used in U.S. reactors coming from domestic sources.| CFACT
The U.S. is getting out of the UN's Paris Climate Treaty just in time.| CFACT
Americans are feeling the pinch as electric bills rise.| CFACT
Manjargaon village in Badnapur Taluka will no longer have to walk long distances to carry their water. .| CFACT
For years, insurance companies, banks, financial institutions, and asset management firms have championed the climate change cause and ostracized fossil fuels to “accelerate the transition” from oil, natural gas, and coal to wind and solar energy. They formed alliances, signed pledges, steered investments into “green” energy companies, and denied fossil fuel companies access to investment| CFACT
The world of climate policy abounds with bad ideas – from force-feeding an increasingly reluctant driving public a steady diet of EVs to regulating popular household appliances out of existence. But one of the worst is megaprojects aimed at sucking carbon dioxide (CO2) out of the air and burying it deep underground. These| CFACT
The problem has been largely ignored, even by policy makers and military strategists FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 8, 2024 WASHINGTON, DC. China has virtually total monopoly control over the processing and availability of natural and synthetic graphite, an essential component of almost all lithium-ion batteries,| CFACT
