Former senior staff Senate Env. & Public Works Com. https://xitter.cf/t.co/13UKC42gmP - Books: Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate & Green Fraud & The Great Reset

Joined April 2009
Watch: Morano on Fox & Friends on his talk at UN’s Climate Week in NYC – Told greens face-to-face, ‘they need to stop scaring kids’ climatedepot.com/2026/09/28/…
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Ice ages begin when atmospheric CO2 is high, and they end when CO2 is low. This is the exact opposite behavior of what occur if CO2 controlled the climate. researchgate.net/figure/osto…
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Marc Morano retweeted
God bless emissions: Per the new UN Emissions Gap Report, emissions have increased about 70% since 1990. On a global basis, so have: - Population: 54% - Real GDP: 201% - GDP per capita: 94.4% This is not correlation. This is causation. wedocs.unep.org/items/87c02c…
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This is GREAT news from @ENERGY + @SecretaryWright. Blue state governors now want natural gas pipelines, realizing their green energy mandates have risen electricity + heating costs in the Northeast. Affordability > climate policies. @IWF's New England Women Energy Survey found a majority now support natural gas—including pipelines—after years of opposition. Check out our poll here 🔗 independentwomen.com/women-e…
🚨@SecretaryWright on the natural gas pipeline that has faced a decade of delays under Democrats’ energy subtraction policies: "[The Constitution Pipeline] will lower costs for everyone in New York and New England and increase job opportunities."
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Apparently, we're now supposed to believe riots in France in OCTOBER might be caused by high temperatures in JULY, AUGUST, and SEPTEMBER. 😂 So the French got hot in July, thought about it through August and September, and finally decided to riot in October? That's some impressive thermal lag. Paris's all-time September heat record? 36.2°C (97.2°F), set September 7, 1895. That's 131 YEARS AGO, when atmospheric CO₂ was approximately 295 ppm. Perhaps the French have been waiting since 1895 to riot over that hot afternoon. Not every human problem is a climate problem. 🤷‍♂️
The riots in France have multiple complex economic and social causes, but I have to wonder whether the scorching hot summer contributed some to the discontent. In a country where most homes and businesses lack air conditioning, this last summer would have been insufferable.
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New Book: A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS?: THE TRILLION DOLLAR CLIMATE SCARE – By Anika Sweetland – @anika_climate Foreword by Dr. Will Happer climatedepot.com/2026/10/21/…
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POLITICO: ‘Clean energy isn’t fixing climate change’ – UN: ‘The opportunity to limit warming…has been lost’ – climatedepot.com/2026/10/21/…
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Thank you, @CFACT, for standing behind this righteous cause. Wolf attacks threaten more than livestock. They threaten our ranchers’ entire way of life — and the financial losses can last for YEARS. Having lost tens of thousands of ranches over the last few decades - we must do better. At @USDA, we are LEADING the charge to protect American ranchers from devastating wolf predation. I am grateful to @POTUS for hearing ranchers’ calls for help and standing firmly behind our efforts to TAKE ACTION. We are demanding accountability from states that have mismanaged wolves: ➡️ Remove or reduce state endangered species protections. ➡️ Work directly with ranchers to report livestock losses and seek assistance from @USDA and @USFWS, including lethal removal where authorized. ➡️ Lower the thresholds for lethal removal where legally permitted. ➡️ Fairly compensate ranchers for their losses. With President Trump’s support, USDA is working alongside @Interior and state partners to stop wolf predation, hold states accountable, and protect the families who raise America’s livestock. RANCHERS FIRST. 🇺🇸
CFACT billboard truck spotted in Eau Claire! We're raising awareness about the grim reality of 300+ #GrayWolf predations in the state since 2024. Wolf populations have sufficiently rebounded in the #UpperMidwest, more than enough to merit removal from the Endangered Species Act. Currently federal law severely prohibits the killing of gray wolves, even in cases of self-defense or protection of domesticated animals. In a state with an economy that heavily relies on #dairyfarms, coexistence and #conservation of gray wolves means hunting and population management, not wolves literally growling at your door! For more information visit: cfact.org/wolves/ 🐺
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AP climate propagandist Seth Borenstein @borenbears can quote UN officials but he ignores what they are saying: "Report lead author Anne Olhoff, director of UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, said the U.S. policy change will likely add one-tenth of a degree Celsius (nearly two-tenths of a degree Fahrenheit) to global temperatures by the end of the century." So even if you believe in the climate hoax, the UN admits the US abandonment of emissions cuts policies is only worth 0.1°C warming by 2100—that is not even close to being a measurable difference. apnews.com/article/climate-c…
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‘Net Zero’ is running into a world that cannot do without fossil fuels. That is the argument made by Wim Röst, chairman of Clintel, in his opinion article “The Climate Narrative Is Collapsing”. Countries within the IPCC are clashing over funding and the timetable for its next assessment report. Röst sees a more fundamental conflict behind those disputes: climate ambitions are colliding with the need for affordable energy, industrial production and food security. Natural gas is also a vital feedstock for nitrogen fertiliser. Disruptions to energy supplies therefore reach far beyond electricity bills—they affect harvests, food prices and livelihoods. The poorest countries have the least capacity to absorb the consequences. His sharp conclusion: ending all fossil fuel production would lead to a ‘Zero Economy’.
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Hi Senator, Here’s some science for ya. The southwestern U.S. has experienced multiple droughts that eclipse the current drought in terms of both intensity and duration. One of the most significant southwestern “megadroughts” lasted over 400 years from ~900–1300 AD during the Medieval Warm Period. Do you care to explain to us how that could have happened with pre-industrial atmospheric CO₂ levels?
Science is the key to understanding climate change and our new water future in the West.
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Replying to @ClimateDepot
COP31 🖕
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