As many as 100 million birds are estimated to die each year from flying into windows in the United States. Collegians at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island wanted to help…
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UCONN decries “renewable” subsidies with the wheel of energy fortune!
In 2013, the federal government spent $13.2 billion on renewable energy subsidies, according to the Institute for Energy Research. While over the past 5 years, the United States has spent an…
University at Albany, SUNY demonstration: Save the Elephants, privatize them!
In June of 2015, the world was introduced to the ridiculous outrage over the killing of "Cecil" the Lion. The internet was enraged that someone would have the nerve to hunt…
Ole Miss brakes from tailgating to support free-market environmentalism!
CFACT traveled to Oxford, Mississippi and made a stop at the University of Mississippi to promote free market environmental solutions. CFACT Southern Regional Director Graham Beduze brought with him a…
Boston College Poll: 83% of students support access to GMO food for the hungry!
GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, have been used in agriculture for centuries. Contrary to popular belief, when a food is "GMO," it does not mean it is more processed or…
Vanderbilt students praise petroleum products!
This past Thursday CFACT headed to Nashville to ask the students at Vanderbilt University their thoughts on petroleum and if they knew all its uses. To help illustrate one of…
What the FRACK?! Syracuse University challenges NY Fracking Ban
In December of 2014, New York State banned the practice of hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" over fears that it was contaminating drinking water and contributing to man-made global warming. Fracking is…
U of M Kicks off Fall Recruitment Drive!
It was a busy afternoon as CFACT collegians at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities engaged their fellow students on matters of free market environmentalism. The chapter at the U…
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Pokemon Go & Energy
Pokemon Go and Energy It seems just about everyone has taken to the streets with the release of the newest craze Pokemon Go. With the game being a free…
Free Speech Matters
Why Free Speech Matters Recently reports have come to surface of Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites banning or limiting the abilities of conservative personalities. Beginning with Glenn Beck…
Valiant: Three Reasons Why Climate Skepticism is Rising
Valiant: Three Reasons Why Climate Skepticism is Rising When Al Gore released the film An Inconvenient Truth the world was sent into a darkness, literally, as tried and true methods…
Should The Climate Alarmist Disown Al Gore?
In professional sports of all kinds players, coaches, and even team owners are known to make various blunders from time to time. Most of the time it is acting…
Bully: Why the EPA Should be the Focus of the White House’s Anti-Bullying Campaign.
Growing up in life comes with a multitude of challenges. Learning how to swim and ride a bike are a few of the hurdles most kids will need to…
Five Reasons Why Labeling GMOs is a Bad Idea.
Five Reasons Why Labeling GMOs is a Bad Idea. The newest wave of regressive regulations comes in the form of many state and local governments voting whether to label or…
Why Cant We Just Unite on Natural Gas?
With coal being the focus of attack by the green mafia, and natural gas being both cheap and clean the time seems perfect to better our investment in natural gas…
New “Eco Video Game” Teaches Kids to Control Others
As if being taught a one-sided view in science class from K-12 wasn't enough, now kids have the opportunity to put their newly learned radical environmentalism into practice in a…