Climate Week En Review March 16, 2018

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Eve! May you find that four-leaf clover and all your climate wishes come true. This week’s must watch: She’s back… Dr. Katharine Hayhoe asks: Does messaging with fear really work? Nope: White House Chief of Staff John...

Out with the old, in with the old

A week after the announced departure of Gary Cohn, President Donald Trump’s National Economic Council director, the White House lost another carbon tax supporter, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in a personnel shakeup. While at the helm of ExxonMobil, Tillerson...

Stefanik takes on climate resiliency

New York’s Rep. Elise Stefanik, the lead sponsor of a GOP climate resolution who last year led the Republican charge against a bad climate change amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, is circulating a “Dear Colleague” letter requesting...

Kelly put kibosh on climate science trial

White House Chief of Staff John Kelly killed a plan by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to challenge climate science by organizing a set of “red team, blue team” debates pitting climate scientists against climate hoaxsters. The retired four-star Marine Corps...

Climate Week En Review March 9, 2018

We can barely keep up with all the good news. In case you missed any, check out what the EcoRight is up to. This week’s must watch: Alex Bozmoski takes LibertyCon by storm, participating in the panel discussion “Markets not Mandates – Free Market...

Conservative Hoosiers seeing green

There is something in the air… this week, the Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy (ICAE) was launched to advocate for an “all of the above” energy strategy that includes clean and renewable energy like solar and wind. “As Indiana works...