Breakfast Keynote – 8:00am – 9:45am ET
Marc Morano is the founder and publisher of ClimateDepot.com. He is expected to give an address about how the global elites are exploiting fears about the climate to gain more power and control over our lives.

Lunch Keynote – 1:00pm – 2:10pm ET
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) a member of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is a member of the House Resources Committee.

Dinner Keynote – 6:30pm – 8:00pm ET
This is planned as an “Oxford Style Debate” on the question: “This House Believes There Should Be a Tax on Carbon Dioxide Emissions.” Dr. Peter Hartley will begin with the argument in the affirmative, and Dr. William Happer will bring the argument in the negative. There will be opportunities for rebuttals and questions, and then a vote of the house.

Panel 5A – 9:00am – 10:30am ET
Killing Agriculture to Save the Planet
Patrick Moore will give a presentation on “How Net Zero Is Killing Whales and Betraying the Purpose of Greenpeace.” Gregory Wrightstone will present on “America’s Breadbasket and Climate.” David Legates will talk about the link between nitrous oxide and agriculture.

Panel 6A – 10:45am – 12:15pm ET
Today’s Extreme Weather Is Not That Extreme
This panel will discuss the actual data about tornadoes, wildfires, “historic” and “extreme” temperatures, and hurricanes.

Panel 7A – 2:30pm – 4:00pm ET
Climate, Energy, and Animals (including Humans)
H. Sterling Burnett will present on “The Use and Abuse of Species in the Climate Debate”; David Stevenson will present on “The Threat Wind Power Presents to the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale”; Francis Menton will present on lawsuits against the EPA.

Panel 8A – 4:15pm – 5:45pm ET
The Right Climate Stuff Team on Energy
From a climate crisis to an energy crisis The Right Climate Stuff Team of scientists and engineers has refocused its efforts from the impact of industrial greenhouse gases to the challenges faced by a transition away from fossil fuels. This session will examine aspects of Net Zero, grid instability from excessive weather-dependent power sources.


TRACK B: WALT CUNNINGHAM ROOM

Panel 5B – 9:00am – 10:30am ET
Green Energy and Exploitation
Vijay Jayaraj will present on “Developing Countries and Climate Colonialism”; H. Sterling Burnett will present on “Green Energy Technology is Built on Forced Labor, Sickness, and Environmental Destruction”; E. Calvin Beisner will present on “Energy Policy, and the Conquest of Poverty.”

Panel 6B – 10:45am – 12:15pm ET
Advancing Reliable Energy
Kevin Dayaratna will present “Trading an Energy-Scarcity Agenda for Energy Abundance”; Jason Hayes will talk about the “Seven Principles of Sound Energy Policy”; and Karr Ingham will talk about how “Markets Are the Key To Abundant, Affordable, Reliable Energy.”

Panel 7B – 2:30pm – 4:00pm ET
Why NetZero is Impossible: The Continuing Need and Value of Fossil Fuels
Rob Bradley will present on what it takes to maintain our fragile power grid; Linnea Lueken will talk about how biofuels are not a true “green energy” option; and Wolfgang Müller will explain from Germany’s perspective how Europe’s “green energy” mania has been a disaster.

Panel 8B – 4:15pm – 5:45pm ET
Government Overreach, or Tyranny?
Myron Ebell will talk about “Decentralized Totalitarianism”; Jeff Clark will talk how he fought to rein in the EPA when he was in the Trump administration, and how it operates with a president in the thrall of the climate cult.