At COP27 in Egypt, Biden and Climate Caucus Republicans Miss the Mark

CFACT is on the ground at COP27, the United Nations’ climate change conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, attending meetings, confronting delegates with the facts, and exposing the plans of global bureaucrats to spend, spend, spend.

At the end of the first week of the conference, President Biden gave a long-anticipated speech, where he blamed Russia for inflation, food shortages, and energy price hikes, and bragged about the money his administration was spending to fix the climate.

During President Biden’s speech, he touted the $368 billion for climate initiatives from the Inflation Reduction Act. He also mentioned a request of $11 billion annually by 2024 to help those in developing nations respond to climate change, including a $150 million “down payment” from the United States for adaptation efforts. Biden went on to say the United States is “doubling” its pledge to the “adaptation fund” to $100 million. He mentioned a corporate partnership with Angola to invest $2 billion in solar projects there.

CFACT’s Marc Morano, climate soothsayer, predicted this way back on November 1 as CFACT was preparing its delegation to COP27.

“Given the full exposure of the green energy mandate scam,” Morano said, “this UN climate summit should be dubbed the ‘The Cover Your A$$ Summit’ as the climate activists will be furiously spinning the failure of green energy and the coming deadly blackouts as somehow Russia’s fault or the fault of the free market and a great ‘opportunity’ to double down (on green energy failure).”

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