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APRIL 21, 2019 |
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REPEAT FROM APRIL 21, 2019 |
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"The Committee
for a Constructive Tomorrow" |
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with Craig Rucker |
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"CFACT and
Climate Depot" |
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with Craig Rucker and Marc
Morano |
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About: Craig Rucker |
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Marc Morano is the founding
editor of the award-winning website
ClimateDepot.com, a project of the Committee for a
Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), and the co-author and star of the
film Climate Hustle. Marc served as communications director for
Senator James Inhoffe and for the Senate Environment and Public
Works Committee. Morano has appeared on Fox News, CNN,CBS, MSNBC,
BBC TV, ABC News, Al Jazeera, Sky News TV, RT, and PBS to debate
climate change. |
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D.C. In addition to
being a frequent guest on radio talk shows, Rucker has also written
extensively and appeared in such media outlets as CNN, the BBC, USA
Today, New York Times, Russia Today, The Wall Street Journal, and
the Washington Post, among many others. Rucker was a co-producer of
the award-winning film “Climate Hustle,” which was the #1 box-office
film in America during its one night showing in 2016. He also has
primary responsibility for building CFACT’s “Collegians" program on
more than 50 campuses across the U.S., spearheads the creation of
model demonstration eco-projects in impoverished villages in Latin
America and Africa, and has led delegations to some 20 major United
Nations conferences, including those in Copenhagen, Istanbul, Kyoto,
Bonn, Marrakesh, Rio de Janeiro, and Warsaw, to name a few. Rucker
has a wife and four sons, and currently resides in the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia. |
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MARCH 18, 2019
...stitute Adam Brandon, President FreedomWorks Tim Chapman,
Executive Director Heritage Action for America Thomas
Pyle, President American Energy Alliance Thomas Schatz,
President Citizens Against Government Waste Craig Rucker,
President andMarc Morano,
Publisher, CFACT’s Climate Depot Committee For A Constructive
Tomorrow (CFACT) Steve Milloy, Publisher Junk Science James L.
Martin, Founder and Chairman and Saulius “Saul” Anuzis,
President 60 Plus Association Dr. Thomas P. Sheahen, Chair...
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JULY 17, 2018
By Jay Lehr
Review of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change, by
Mark Morano (Regnery Publishing), 2018, 413 pages, ISBN-10:
1621576760, ISBN-13: 978-1621576761; $17.59 on Amazon Mark
Morano has worked in the climate change trenches for more than
three decades, and it is safe to say he has talked with almost
every prominent person on both the science side and the advocacy
side of the climate debate. Morano began as a documentary
filmmaker exposing environmental scams, then worked for Sen.
James...
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INDEX OF RADIO
SHOWS |
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SEARCH |
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WE THE PEOPLE RADIO |
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MAY 26, 2018
By Billy Aouste
...rah Lee Guest: Henry Miller President Trump new
drug-pricing plan seeks to lower the cost of
prescription drugs by implementing free-market
solutions, which means it will work. Politically
Incorrect Guide to GW Host: H. Sterling Burnett Guest:Marc
Morano Morano’s new book, The Politically
Incorrect Guide to Climate Change describes the battle
to bring sound science and civility to the climate wars.
Religious Freedom in America Host: Lindsey Stroud and
Chris Talgo Guest: David Shestokas A disc
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MAY 22, 2018
By Marc Morano, H. Sterling Burnett
Marc Morano,
publisher of the award-winning ClimateDepot.com, has
written a new book, The Politically Incorrect Guide to
Climate Change. His book describes the battle to bring
sound science and civility to the climate war. Morano
highlights how climate campaigners claim everything as
evidence, whatever the weather event or climate
occurrence, as proof humans are causing global warming,
even if it contradicts their previous predictions. In
addition, he discusses the hypocrisy displayed by
liberal...
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APRIL 27, 2018
By H. Sterling Burnett
...y, told Chemical and Engineering News, “If there is
more nitrogen there than expected, then the constraints
on plant growth in a high-[carbon dioxide] world may not
be as great as we think.” Investor’s Business Daily
quotes ClimateDepot editorMarc
Morano as saying, “This new nitrogen study is but
one example of consensus science being overturned. The
global warming science establishment should now be open
to similar studies and dissenting voices on [carbon
dioxide] to overturn the alleged clim...
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FEBRUARY 7, 2018
By Joe Barnett
...lay in making the emails public. “We do not expect to
see the emails the court has determined must be
disclosed until after all appeals are resolved,” said
Schnare. “That is likely to take another 12 to 18
months.” Behind the Climate Curtain Marc
Morano, publisher of Climate Depot, says Marner’s
ruling will improve the debate over climate science and
politics. “The court’s ruling is more good news for the
climate debate,” said Morano. “Whenever the public can
peel back the veneer of the clim...
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OUR MISSION |
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 In
1985, the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow
(CFACT) https://www.cfact.org/ was
founded to promote a much-needed, positive
alternative voice on issues of environment and
development. Its co-founders, David Rothbard and
Craig Rucker, strongly believed the power of the
market combined with the applications of safe
technologies could offer humanity practical
solutions to many of the world’s most pressing
concerns. A number of leading scientists,
academics, and policy leaders soon joined them,
along with thousands of citizens from around the
U.S. and around the world.
Today, CFACT is a respected
Washington D.C.-based organization whose voice
can be heard relentlessly infusing the
public-interest debate with a balanced
perspective on environmental stewardship and
other important issues. With an
influential and impressive scientific advisory
board, effective collegiate program on U.S.
college campuses, CFACT Europe, official United
Nations’ NGO representation, Adopt-A-Village
project, Global Social Responsibility program,
and “Just the Facts” daily national radio
commentary, CFACT continues to offer genuine
solutions to today’s most important global
challenges.
CFACT has been termed “invaluable” by the Arizona
Republic, it has been lauded for its “effort to
bring sound science to the environmental debate” by a
former president of the National Academy of Sciences,
and has been praised by a respected Boston
Globe columnist for “a record of supplying
absolutely solid information.” |
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At the heart of CFACT, our goal is to enhance the
fruitfulness of the earth and all of its inhabitants.
CFACT accomplishes this through four main strategies:
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Prospering Lives.
CFACT works to help people find better ways to
provide for food, water, energy and other essential
human services.
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Promoting
Progress.
CFACT advocates the use of safe, affordable
technologies and the pursuit of economic policies
that reduce pollution and waste, and maximize the
use of resources.
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Protecting the
Earth.
CFACT helps protect the earth through wise
stewardship of the land and its wildlife.
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Providing
Education.
CFACT educates various sectors of the public about
important facts and practical solutions regarding
environmental concerns.
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Craig
Rucker is a co-founder of CFACT and currently serves as its
president. For over 30 years, Craig has provided expertise to a wide
range of government, academic, media, and industry forums. His
organization, the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow, boasts a
large grassroots membership base, features over 50 scientific and
academic experts, and is widely heralded as a leader in the free
market, think tank community in Washington, D.C. In addition to
being a frequent guest on radio talk shows, Rucker has also written
extensively and appeared in such media outlets as CNN, the BBC, USA
Today, New York Times, Russia Today, The Wall Street Journal, and
the Washington Post, among many others. Rucker was a co-producer of
the award-winning film “Climate Hustle,” which was the #1 box-office
film in America during its one night showing in 2016. He also has
primary responsibility for building CFACT’s “Collegians" program on
more than 50 campuses across the U.S., spearheads the creation of
model demonstration eco-projects in impoverished villages in Latin
America and Africa, and has led delegations to some 20 major United
Nations conferences, including those in Copenhagen, Istanbul, Kyoto,
Bonn, Marrakesh, Rio de Janeiro, and Warsaw, to name a few. Rucker
has a wife and four sons, and currently resides in the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia.