Ever wonder why mainstream news stories seem so one-sided in their “climate change” reporting?| CFACT
Anyone looking to build their business or apply for a job should not be constrained by some government bureaucrat's notion of where and when they should travel.| CFACT
Congressional approval wouldn’t be a kill switch against federal overreach in land-use decisions, but it would make monument designations dependent on more steps than the whim of a president.| CFACT
Affordable, abundant energy are essential to lifting people out of poverty.| CFACT
Land-based wind turbines kill golden eagles, so every turbine requires an Eagle Protection Act permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to kill them.| CFACT
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) issued a stop work order to Ørsted, the project developer, citing "concerns over permitting and national security issues.| CFACT
New regulations would have added $2,100 to prices of gasoline-powered vehicles.| CFACT
The litigation against the energy sector is on shaky legal ground.| CFACT
"He nailed it across the board."| CFACT
The DOT made the right call in ending these wind turbine subsidies and redirecting the money to where it’s really needed.| CFACT
I recently had the honor of submitting CFACT's comments on the National Academy of Sciences' so-called "fast-track study" on whether the CO2 increase is dangerous. Our point is simply that there is a lot of debate. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has a dilemma here. Their study is a rapid| 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
