GA, D.C. Students Speak Up for Nuclear Power
by Nate Myers|17 March 2025
As this semester flies by, CFACT collegians throughout the country are busy fighting for a nuclear-powered future. Thanks in no small part to the efforts of CFACT, there has been a change of tone on nuclear energy in Washington as of late. Advances in safety protocols and waste disposal, coupled with fluctuating global energy prices, has reminded the powers at be that nuclear energy holds the potential for almost unlimited...
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Petitioning Against C02 Pipelines: CFACT Rallies American Youth
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While left-wing climate youth organizations shut down highways and disrupt peaceful events, CFACT’s campus representatives are hard at work raising awareness about important issues in a calm and civilized manner. Distributing informational flyers, stickers, and petition sheets, our students have engaged with hundreds of others across the nation in recent weeks, informing them about the insidious Summit Carbon Solutions (SCS) liquid CO2 pipeline. For those unfamiliar, the pipeline project is...
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Railing Against Rail Tie: WY Collegian Calls Out Local Wind Project
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Wyoming has long been a battleground for American conservation. Instead of valuing the state's vast landscapes and stunning vistas, government-subsidized green energy developers see only empty space for towering, unsightly turbines. That’s why CFACT collegian Maggie Immen sprung into action when she learned of the latest threat to Wyoming’s wild spaces: the Rail Tie Wind Project. Taking to her laptop, Maggie penned a superb smackdown of the planned windfarm, laying...
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Marc Morano Speech Harassed by Carbondale Commies
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It’s that time of year again folks. The snow is melting, plants are beginning to grow, and college communists have reemerged from their burrows to harass open dialogue and civil discourse. Last week, CFACT director of communications Marc Morano made time in his busy schedule to stop by Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) to give a speech on free market environmentalism and CFACT’S impact on the current Trump administration’s policy...
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NY Collegian Declares “I Love Fossil Fuels, Change My Mind!”
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On February 13th, in honor of Valentine’s Day, Long Island University student and CFACT campus representative Matt Cairo declared his love in big bold letters for all to see, “I love fossil fuels, change my mind!” Setting up his table in Hillwood Commons, the campus student center, Matt decorated his table with flyers, stickers, and other literature he researched and printed himself. In classic Steven Crowder fashion, our confident collegian...
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Illinois Collegian to BOEM: “Stop Endangering Marine Life”
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It’s not every day that a well-spoken and well-informed young lady puts an entire government agency on notice. However, I’m happy to report that today is one of those days. Reaching out across the internet to administer a digital smackdown, CFACT collegian Pearl Beyer recently penned and submitted a superb public comment to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), expressing her concern over BOEM’s proposed partnership with the Californian...
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Survey Says: New Jersey College Students Reject Offshore Windfarms
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Our CFACT Collegians have started the semester by hitting the ground running, with the first event of the year taking the form of a campus-wide survey in the Garden State. Collegian Ariana Alonso took advantage of William Paterson University’s annual club fair to ask students if they supported offshore windfarms even if it meant threatening endangered whale species. The CFACT booth quickly became the buzz of the fair, with students...
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Generous Oklahoma Collegians Spread Christmas Cheer
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Though the fall semester had already officially ended, CFACT campus representative Trenten Rippy of the University of Science and Arts Oklahoma didn’t let that stop him from spreading some Christmas cheer and giving back to his community over his winter break. Teaming up with local charity Chickasha Soup Kitchen, Trenten and his CFACT chapter gathered on a brisk winter afternoon in a grassy lot behind the kitchen to build an...
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Reopening Palisades Power Plant Shores up Michigan’s Electricity Security for the Future
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Nuclear power as a means of energy production has in recent decades become a taboo topic in the minds of many Americans. Despite having developed into the world’s cleanest method of generating electricity, western nations continue to abandon and decommission nuclear power plants in favor of less reliable and more expensive “green energy.” To combat this unscientific and economically illiterate move, CFACT campus representative Darren Fife attending Grand Valley State...
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Nationwide Campus Cleanup Initiative is Huge Success
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Over the course of the fall 2024 semester, CFACT campus representatives have been hard at work organizing clean up initiatives both on and off campus throughout the country. Good stewardship of the land and nature is a core tenet of CFACT’s philosophy, and as such these students have been keen on ridding their communities of any unsightly trash and litter. Pictured above, collegian Connor Taylor and several friends recently scoured...
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Wind & Solar is Tricky, Reliable Energy is a Treat!
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Halloween was extra spooky this year on William Patterson University’s campus in New Jersey, thanks to CFACT Collegian Ariana Alonso’s efforts to demonstrate how dangerous relying on “green” energy really is. Setting up shop on one of the main veins of her campus’s sidewalks, Ariana covered her table with candy, informative signs, and literature. The catch? One side of the table labeled “green energy” offered students a single lollipop, while...
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University of Illinois Says MHGA: Make Hunting Great Again
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In today’s day and age, hunting is often overlooked by many Americans as a practice that is useful and beneficial to modern society. We have factory farming, supermarkets, and supply chains, why would anyone still need to hunt for their food? Despite the complex agricultural methods we have today, hunting remains a timeless method of not only procuring meat, medicine, and fur, but conservation as well. Maintaining wildlife populations within...
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CFACT Campus Update: Free Market Stewardship in GA, KS, OH & SD
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It’s been a busy semester for our CFACT Collegians. Throughout the country, CFACT campus representatives have been hard at work hosting events, pulling stunts, and improving their community through activism. Here’s just a few examples of what they’ve been up to. Pictured above, Luke Alley tabled and passed out literature on Denison University’s campus sidewalks in Ohio to raise awareness about nuclear energy, and its role in combatting pollution. Hoping...
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Angry Birds’ Revenge Carnival Game is ‘Smash’ Hit
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CFACT’s national campaign to raise awareness about the negative environmental impacts that wind turbines have on wildlife is going exceedingly well this semester. For decades now, left-wing environmentalists and climate alarmists alike have endlessly advocated for taxpayer-funded wind energy projects. Its inability to compete with more reliable and time-tested sources of energy production like natural gas or nuclear fission aside, proponents remain firm in their claim that wind energy is...
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University of Georgia Students Get Dose of Climate Realism
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Thanks to decades of leftist infiltration, most college campuses today are completely void of political, social, and scientific arguments that don’t fit into their carefully curated worldview. Scholars and faculty with alternative perspectives need not apply. This of course includes the topic of climate change. From their first day of classes to their graduation ceremony, students are brainwashed with apocalyptic tales of dying polar bears and ever-increasing natural disasters. You...
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