by Emily Collins | May 28, 2019 | EcoRight News
I’m a conservative. I also “believe” in climate change. In my home state of California, people look at me with disbelief. “How can you be conservative and support action on climate change?” While politics have grown more polarized over...
by Jacob Abel | May 28, 2019 | EcoRight News
By now, unless you’re living under the proverbial rock, you’ve probably heard of the Green New Deal. This unrealistic, government growing nod to socialism is getting quite a bit of airtime. And why? Because it’s the first time in more than a...
by Tyler Gillette and Ben Mutolo | May 25, 2019 | EcoRight News
Due to a “dismal planting-progress report,” the Senate Agricultural Committee convened last Tuesday to discuss the nexus between crop harvests and climate change; remarkable as the party controlling the Senate was thought to be one of climate denial. Fred...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 24, 2019 | EcoRight News
Bonjour! By now, I should be on my vacation. But it was important to me that you keep up with the EcoRight while I’m gone! So here you go… This week’s must watch: You’ve read our accounts of the field trip we took with Rep. Francis Rooney, now...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 22, 2019 | EcoRight News
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon might not know it yet, but he’s EcoRight. “Wyoming has the solutions for our climate,” he said in conversation with the University of Wyoming’s Board of Trustees on Thursday. “We can take our coal products and we...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 21, 2019 | EcoRight News
Responding to what appears to be pressure from the Green New Deal and increasing calls to act, Senate Republicans are expected to introduce a series of bills this week intended to respond to the climate crisis. “We think climate change is real, man is...
