EcoRight News
A compilation of news from the EcoRight.
Come here for the latest climate news from lawmakers, thought leaders, and rising voices in the EcoRight. Federal, state, and local issues and events are covered, and we feature commentary from EcoRight allies.
The EcoRight Speaks gets its feet dirty… with Sam Lovall
If there is one thing I believe most EcoRighters have in common, it’s a love and appreciation for the great outdoors. And that brings me to today’s guest.
Sam Lovall is the author of a book titled Mud Lake, focusing on wetlands, biodiversity and climate change.
Climate Week En Review: the lion never sleeps
I was thinking about it almost being March and the adage that March is “in like a lion and out like a lamb” but at this point, it feels like the lion of winter is just a permanent fixture in our lives. But next week will be the true test of how long winter intends to roar.
The EcoRight Speaks on Global Warming’s Six Americas, featuring John Kotcher
Today’s delightful discussion is with Doctor John Kotcher, a Research Associate Professor and the newly minted Director of the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University. At Mason 4C, he leads a dynamic team of faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and graduate students dedicated to exploring effective strategies for communicating about climate change and air pollution. Together, their work empowers organizations to engage and activate citizens in shaping our society’s response to these important issues.
Climate Week En Review: Flying through February
TGIF… why do the weeks with Monday off sometimes feel like the longest? Is it because we are thrown off our routine? Anyway, after a week of Thursdays, I’m so happy it’s finally weekend eve!
The EcoRight Speaks talks nuclear power with Ross Matzkin-Bridger
This week’s conversation is with Ross Matzkin-Bridger, Senior Advisor for The Nuclear Scaling Initiative and Senior Director for NTI’s Nuclear Materials Security Program. In these roles, he works at the nexus of clean energy and security, leading efforts to strengthen nonproliferation norms, minimize inventories of weapons-usable nuclear materials, and promote solutions for nuclear waste.
The EcoRight Speaks in conversation with our favorite Utahn, Nick Huey
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away (called Mountain Time) we discovered a young man named Nick Huey, who was profiled in a Utah media outlet for his miraculous feat: convincing students the University of Utah and BYU to agree on the importance of speaking up on climate change. And this agreement between long time rivals was proof positive that we could broaded the feat to achieve widespread bipartisan support for climate solutions.
Outlook February 2026: Marveling at the web of relationships
Pictured, left to right: Steve Shallenberger, Kristen Curtis, and Bob Inglis at the YPO Gold event.Dear EcoRight Supporter, January has me looking forward to February with excitement for how the web...
Climate Week En Review: Shadows
Well, it happened. Punxsutawney Phil, that pesky groundhog that some people believe while still rejecting climate scientists, saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter. Now, typically I love winter. But we are still encased in ice, which just makes me want to hibernate.
The EcoRight Speaks…to engaging author/thought leader Bob Eccles
And we are back!
What do you need to know about season 12? First of all, we changed some things up. You will now hear all the republicEn.org team in every episode. Bob Inglis voices our new intro. Wen Lee and Angela Larck provide the transitions. And of course, Price Atkinson and I continue to wrap up each episode.
Climate Week En Review: Digging Out
Well, hello from the tundra, where I now live. THIS IS NOT WHAT I MEANT WHEN I SAID I WANTED SNOW. We are literally frozen in a thick layer of snow-sleet-slush and my hands barely work from all the attemps to break up the ice and shovel. I guess I will emerge from my home in the spring. See you then.
Climate Week En Review: Shovels ready!
Does the snow love me? Does it not? Does it love me… I’m hoping for all the snow love this weekend. Not just a measley few inches that make the roads sloppy and grocery shopping a contact sport. (Related: why does everyone go for eggs, bread, and milk? Is everyone making french toast?) I’m down for as much snow as possible and also recognize that this is an unpopular opinion!
Climate Week En Review: What We Do
Hello and happy Friday. That first week back from break was a doozy (as evidenced by my teeny tiny linking mistake last week that only one of you called me out about) but now we are back in full swing.
And that got me thinking, in case you’re new here or relatively new here, this might be a great time to share a bit about what we do.