by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 17, 2018 | EcoRight News
Earlier this week, I encountered a person who referred to Wednesday as “mid-Friday.” I wasn’t buying it then but am happy to usher in the real deal with the big news of the week: the EnCourage Tour 2018 is underway. On Wednesday (not mid-Friday) the...
by Nick Huey | Aug 15, 2018 | EcoRight News, Field Trips
It was a good day to be a republicEn in Utah. We spent the morning with U.S. Representative John Curtis (R-UT3), exploring the visible climate change impacts affecting Utah Valley. We dreamt up this study tour in partnership with our friends Audubon, Citizens’...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 10, 2018 | EcoRight News
This week’s edition of Climate Week En Review is brought to you by my cat Fluffy, proud member of the EcoRight and firm believer that laps are not for laptops but for her leisure. This week’s must read: A slow thaw: Republicans inch towards action on...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 9, 2018 | EcoRight News
Sixty-eight percent of Americans, including majorities in all 50 states and all 435 Congressional Districts support requiring fossil fuel companies to pay a carbon tax and using the money to reduce other taxes by an equal amount (what the EcoRight calls “revenue...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 9, 2018 | EcoRight News
Citing rising concerns from national security experts and uncertainty for business interests, North Carolina’s Sen. Thom Tillis said in a recent Spectrum News interview “there are a lot of reasons” to address climate change. “We have to come up...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 3, 2018 | EcoRight News
Happy Friday, EcoRight. Last weekend, I survived my high school reunion, where we tested whether we’d retain memories of an event even if exactly zero people posted pictures to social media using the predesignated hashtag. As evidenced by this report, one can...
