Guilt-Trip30! Norway, Indonesia, Brazil & others pledge billions to bold new plan to protect tropical forests – ‘Raise $125 billion & directly pay developing countries to halt deforestation’
Brazil is suffering from Guilt-Trip30! Brazil now proposes ways to save forests after clear-cutting tens of thousands of acres of Amazon rainforest for a new 4-lane highway for the UN climate summithttps://t.co/bTCYgRqTEm https://t.co/r42TsStmG6 pic.twitter.com/XNgxxcqYDP — Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) November 10, 2025 https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/tropical-forest-fund-cop30-brazil-9.6971548 New fund will invest in emerging markets and use profits to reward conservation […]
Watch: Morano on Fox & Friends at Clear-Cut30 in Brazil talking the clear-cut thousands of acres of Amazon rainforest for new 4-lane highway — Also: ‘Mr. President, TEAR UP THIS 1992 UN RIO TREATY’
Morano: “Our message here in Brazil to the Trump administration is simple: Get us out of this 1992 UN treaty, which was ratified by the Senate. If we can get the USA out of that, it makes it harder for a future President AOC or Gavin Newsom to get us back into this UN climate mess.
Mr. President, tear up that UN treaty from 1992. That’s what we’re we’re we’re imploring the Trump administration to do.”
Trump posts on Truth Social with an embedded video of Morano’s Fox & Friends segment live from Brazil at COP30 about cutting down Amazon rainforest for 4-lane highway – AKA Clear-Cut30
Trump posted on Truth Social with an embedded video of my Fox and Friends interview from today live from Brazil at COP30 – AKA Clear-Cut30. https://t.co/aYAhqfYDIo pic.twitter.com/WfPh3zBB6g — Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) November 9, 2025 Watch: Morano on Fox & Friends at Clear-Cut30 in Brazil talking the clear-cut thousands of acres of Amazon […]
The UN climate summit shall be officially called: CLEAR-CUT30! – ‘Tens of thousands of acres of protected Amazon rainforest were felled earlier this year to build a four-lane highway’ for UN climate summit
The UN climate summit shall be officially called: CLEAR-CUT30 https://t.co/ukiOpbBlsv — Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) November 2, 2025 BBC: ‘Amazon forest felled to build road for climate summit’ – ‘New four-lane highway cutting through tens of thousands of acres of protected Amazon rainforest is being built for the UN’s COP30’ March 12, 2025
CLEAR-CUT 30: UN climate summit COP30 clear-cuts 100,000 Amazonian trees for highway — Meanwhile, Greenpeace claims nations need to attend COP30 to fight ‘the forest destroyers’ – ‘Our forests are on the brink’
COP 30 destroys 100,000 Amazonian trees to make a superhighway to their climate boondoggle. Greenpeace wails & stamps its feet at the COP ‘no shows’ because they won’t be helping “fight the forest destroyers”. The parody writes itself. #ClimateAction #ClimateScam #COP30… pic.twitter.com/SIflnAfgrq — Psychedelia Smith (@PsychedeliaSmi4) October 16, 2025 Climate Depot’s Marc Morano comments: “Greenpeace […]
Tropical Forests in Indonesia Ravaged by Chinese Mining Companies in Push for EV Batteries
https://dcjournal.com/tropical-forests-in-indonesia-ravaged-by-push-for-ev-batteries/ by Bonner Russell Cohen The wanton destruction of tropical rainforests in Indonesia by predominantly Chinese mining companies eager to extract nickel for EV batteries is the price the world must pay in the transition to “clean energy.” “Indonesia is the world’s biggest nickel producer, and has the largest reserves on earth, most of which […]
Claim: Climate Change is Making Amazon Rainforest Trees Fatter
Claim: Climate Change is Making Amazon Rainforest Trees Fatter by Eric Worrall Excepting those Amazon trees which were bulldozed for the COP30 climate conference of course. Amazon rainforest trees are resisting climate change by getting fatter from CO2 in the atmosphere By Sascha Pare Tree trunks in the Amazon are getting 3.3% thicker every decade as the plants […]
Interior Sec. Burgum: ‘By shutting down our forests, we killed our position in timber milling, we killed rural communities’
.@SecretaryBurgum on forest mismanagement in the United States over the years: “By shutting down our forests, we killed our position in timber milling, we killed rural communities… The fires in California have released more CO2 than all of their efforts to control CO2.” pic.twitter.com/voT9lcZYbS — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) September 3, 2025
Wind Industry Now Destroying 1000-Year Old German Forest That Inspired Grimm Fairy Tales
Wind Industry Now Destroying 1000-Year Old German Forest That Inspired Grimm Fairy Tales By P Gosselin on 22. June 2025 Germany’s environmentally destructive technocracy. Hat-tip: Blackout News here. In the Reinhardswald near Kassel, known as the Fairytale Forest, a previously untouched natural and cultural landscape with trees over 500 years old, is today being irreversibly destroyed. Why? To protect […]
In Canada, ‘saving’ land means that land once available to the citizens of the country, is transferred to the banks & funds of the elites’
For the sake of prosperity and the future, land and resources must be owned by the citizens of the nation, not traded as tokens on a block chain or bought by other sovereign countries. Since globalization kicked off, the opposite is true. Everywhere individual property rights have been weakened and in a weakened state turned over to banks, hedge funds, NGOs and ‘family offices’.
More than 10 percent of the developing world’s landmass has been placed under strict conservation—11.75 million square miles, more than the entire continent of Africa.
In the United States alone, hundreds of millions of acres—more than 30 percent of the nation’s land area—have been set aside in formally restricted zones, whether wilderness, forest reserve, or privately conserved land. According to Conservation Almanac, a website of the Trust for Public Land, as of 2005, 20 percent of the United States, or 473,653,970 million acres, had been placed under no-use or limited-use restrictions. As of 2010, the count is up to 700 million acres, one-third of the U.S. land base of 2.3 billion acres.
In Canada conserved or severely restricted lands are much more than 30 percent….Most of Canada’s land is owned by its government; in British Columbia, only 6 percent of the land is privately held, and only 1.9 percent of that is available for development. Ownership, for all intents and purposes, has been transferred out of Canadian hands.