December 13, 2018 by Pat Carlson, Environmental Chairman What is it about human nature that makes us more willing to believe the worst news rather
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Conference of the Parties COP24 reflects 25 years of saturating the world’s youth in the dogma of global warming or, as we now refer to it, climate change. They have been told all their lives that humans (their parents) are killing planet Earth with all of our modern conveniences. Of course, the most advanced economies of the world are the most guilty of this crime with the United States being the worst offender.
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The talks at COP23 gained no new ground – developing countries still have their hand out waiting for the delivery of money and technology by developed countries and developed countries are still not delivering. It remains a stand-off.
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November 18, 2017 Europe Squanders Money on Green Dreams by Cathie Adams, Eagle Forum International Issues Chairman President Trump’s energy agenda assures a bright future
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November 15, 2017 Spreading the Wealth is the Real Goal of Climate Changers by Cathie Adams, Eagle Forum International Issues Chairman This final week of
Continue reading →November 14, 2017 by Pat Carlson, Eagle Forum Environmental Chairman The United Nations convened its latest international global warming conference COP23 in Bonn, Germany this
Continue reading →Property rights are foundational to American liberty. Our Declaration of Independence reads, “We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness….” The “pursuit of happiness” is interchangeable with property rights.
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November 9, 2017 by Cathie Adams, Eagle Forum International Issues Chairman Energy produced by wind and solar cannot replace the amount produced by coal and
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Certain young Americans severely infected with political correctness, called Snowflakes, are in Bonn, Germany, for the United Nations Climate Change meeting to make DEMANDS. They call themselves the “U.S. People’s Delegation,” and arrogantly boast that they will hold businesses and people accountable to their demands and even “show what climate leadership should look like.”
Continue reading →President Trump’s leadership began as a campaign promise to remove the U.S. from the Paris Agreement, a promise he kept when he announced last June 1st that while the U.S. will remain in the Agreement’s negotiations for the time being, he plans to withdraw altogether after four years, in 2020.
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Eagle Forum was one of forty-four free-market groups to urge President Trump to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement as a key part of his “plan to protect U. S. energy producers and manufacturers from regulatory warfare not just for the next four years but also for decades to come.”
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by Cathie Adams President, Texas Eagle Forum Eagle Forum UN Issues Chairman December 11, 2015 President Barack Obama’s legacy to fundamentally transform America was on
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The latest international Climate Change Conference COP21 opened in Paris, France, November 30, with an unprecedented 150 heads of state attending and speaking the first day. This included President Obama.
Continue reading →The first week of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Paris, France can be summed up in one word: nonsense.
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Despite recent terrorist attacks, Paris is expecting the convergence of 40,000 delegates, journalists, and non-governmental organizations at the next United Nations’ Climate Change Conference to be held November 30-December 11, 2015.
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The latest international climate change conference held in Lima, Peru from December 1-12, 2014 started with great enthusiasm but ended in a frustrated sigh of relief producing the 43-page Lima Call for Action.
Continue reading →Will the United Nations wield its unproven claim that greenhouse gas emissions cause climate change to require each of its 193 member nations to measure and report GHG emissions, a prerequisite for a global carbon tax? Does it really matter whether next year’s meeting in Paris, France, produces a treaty or a “soft law” document or both?
Continue reading →The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC Conference of the Parties (COP20) began it’s second week of talks in Lima, Peru with enthusiasm followed by displays of impatience. COP20 is the last stop on the way to a hoped for binding agreement to be finalized in Paris in 2015.
Continue reading →The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change treaty has been profoundly important to Americans ever since it was signed by former President George H.W. Bush and ratified by the Senate in 1992.
Continue reading →As most of the world is focused on Christmas, the latest international climate change conference is taking place in Lima, Peru with 190-plus nations represented. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is holding the Conference of the Parties (COP20) with the intention of working toward an agreement binding developed countries like the United States into transferring large amounts of money and technology to developing countries like China and India.
Continue reading →Greenpeace International is seeking help from President Obama during the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change meeting in Lima, Peru that concludes on December 12. Greenpeace wants him to “lead the international community to a strong, legally binding climate agreement.”
Continue reading →At a United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change meeting in Lima, Peru, delegates from 196 parties are drafting a new legally binding treaty to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol that is to be completed next year in Paris, France. At the outset of negotiations, environmentalists are calling for the new treaty to mandate a cap and tax on greenhouse gas emissions to go into effect by 2020. And to eliminate the use of fossil fuels altogether by 2050.
Continue reading →The latest international climate change conference has begun in Lima, Peru providing a clarion call to all environmental radicals to show up with their wish lists of utopian demands and outrageous stunts.
Continue reading →The world has been experiencing extreme cooling trends for years and there has been no warming of the earth since 1997. Yet global warming advocates are still claiming a crisis of gargantuan proportion bringing about Earth’s demise if human activity is not controlled and contained.
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