This was a fun episode to record. It's not everyday that one gets to talk to a stand-up economist. That is, an economist who is also a comedian. Cue: Yoram Bauman. I got to know Yoram's reputation...
Utah's Rep. John Curtis, one of our favorite podcast guests of Season One, has joined the Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan effort intended to bridge the divide between the two sides of the...
Got snow? We don't in the DC Metro area. We didn't get any last winter either. But we have flakes in the forecast for this weekend, so fingers crossed they are underestimating the snowfall...
Today I’m bringing you something a little different. I was introduced to our guest, Martin Ogle, by our mutual friend and contact, Grant Couch from the Citizens Climate Lobby. Grant is one of the...
Hello and happy Friday! It's truly a new day and there is much to be thankful for and to look forward to. With the current make up of Congress and the White House, EcoRight voices are more important...
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, once a powerful obstacle to the passage of climate change legislation, has issued a new approach to climate change which includes support for market-based solutions....
Today I’m pleased to share with you my interview with one of the co-authors of the World’s Littlest Book on Climate Change, 10 Facts in 10 minutes about CO2. Mike Nelson, our guest, is an...
Hello, and welcome back. A sincere thanks to those who reached out in response to last week's post. I appreciate you and your kind words during these challenging times. Getting back into the spirit...
Happy New Year and welcome to the second season of the EcoRight Speaks. We are happy to share with you today my conversation and Luke Orlando, a young conservative for Texas who is serving on the...
I don't have my usual set of optimistic words. Like many, on Wednesday I was glued to my three screens watching coverage of insurgents attempting a coup against our democracy. I saw terrorists...
Happy New Year from the EcoRight! We aren't in the business of jinxing things, so without casting aspersions on the quality of the year ahead, there are some climate high points we are taking...
2020 has been one for the record books. As we look to put this year to rest, we thought it would be nice to reflect upon some major moments and accomplishments in the past year. January: Who even...