by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 27, 2018 | EcoRight News
Hey there! Seems like we were just here. Time flies when you’re waiting for a carbon tax. This week’s must read: Confessions of a former carbon tax skeptic. (Washington Examiner) In this piece by Josiah Neely from R Street, he recounts his conversion from...
by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 25, 2018 | EcoRight News
The House Climate Solutions Caucus gained two more voices with the addition of House Science Committee member Rep. Randy Hultgren of Illinois’s 14th district. My state, our nation and our world are blessed with an abundance of resources and natural beauty, and...
by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 23, 2018 | EcoRight News
Our Monday gift to you: a snapshot of how a few of our favorite EcoRighters honored Earth Day. Even if you didn’t hug a tree, your thoughts and actions make a difference. House Climate Solutions Caucus co-founder Rep. Carlos Curbelo received the Theodore...
by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 20, 2018 | EcoRight News
Welcome to Week En Review, Earth Day edition. This morning, I’m thinking about my two favorite eco-places, Maine in summer and Hawaii in winter. But enough about me, on to the EcoRight. This week’s must read: Republicans more persuasive than scientists on...
by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 19, 2018 | EcoRight News
Two Republican members of the House Climate Solutions Caucus joined two Democrats to introduce a bipartisan resolution acknowledging the impact that climate change is having on outdoor recreation and in support of policies to address the problem. Florida’s Rep....
by Chelsea Henderson | Apr 18, 2018 | EcoRight News
Actually this piece Bob Inglis wrote for the Environmental Law Institute is titled Carbon Tax Shows a Limited Government Role, but the trash theme really resonates. “Emissions are a part of our experience on the planet,” Bob writes. “We eat, we go,...
