by John Sweeney | Dec 18, 2019 | EcoRight News
Democrats have long-dominated the climate debate with little ideological competition from Republicans, but that may be about to change. Republicans in Congress are slowly tip-toeing in the right direction with the introduction of several climate-focused bills as well...
by Chelsea Henderson | Dec 17, 2019 | EcoRight News
I am in Costa Rica celebrating my 50th birthday but wrote this before I left so you wouldn’t miss me as much. Sure, I recycle. Every week I dutifully drag the recycle bin(s) to the curb. Sometimes they overflow. I used to see that brimming bin as a good thing,...
by Chelsea Henderson | Dec 16, 2019 | EcoRight News
If you’re a regular connoisseur of Week En Review, you have read opinion essays written by members of our spokesperson team. Or maybe you’ve read their thoughts on Twitter, heard them speak on a podcast or the news, seen them testify at a Congressional...
by Chelsea Henderson | Dec 13, 2019 | EcoRight News
Hello! By the time you’re reading this, I will be landing in Costa Rica, where I plan to ring in the big 5-0, raising a glass to another half century. But I didn’t leave without aggregating this week’s top EcoRight news. This week’s must read:...
by Chelsea Henderson | Dec 11, 2019 | EcoRight News
A coalition of the senior-most College Republican leaders from across the country is launching a new 50c4 lobbying campaign to support a market-based climate solution and spur Republican climate leadership. Co-founded by 25 chairs and vice-chairs of College Republican...
by Chelsea Henderson | Dec 10, 2019 | EcoRight News
San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer has joined a new group of mayors focused on climate action. “Just as we are seeing the effects of climate change, we are also seeing cities rise to meet those challenges,” he said. “In San Diego, we are setting the...
