by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 19, 2017 | EcoRight News
It’s finally Thursday in a week where everyday felt like Thursday. Here’s the what’s what in the climate week so far… Ex-cabinet member pushes carbon tax: reporting by E&E News, former President George W. Bush Treasury Secretary Hank...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 18, 2017 | EcoRight News
The week is off to a strong start with eco-right news from coast to coast. We hope to see the volume continue to increase as the days, week, months progress. Ayotte joins effort: Former Sen. Kelly Ayotte from New Hampshire, who narrowly lost her re-election bid in...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 14, 2017 | EcoRight News
Last night, the House of Representatives held off by a vote of 185 to 234 an attempt to strike provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that identify climate change as a direct threat to national security. Eco-right stalwarts Rep. Elise Stefanik and...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 14, 2017 | EcoRight News
And Congress is back, heating things up in Washington, DC. We were particularly thrilled with the outcome of last night’s vote. Go, eco-right, go! #votingblock The House holds: Thursday night, the House of Representatives held off by a vote of 185 to 234 an...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 12, 2017 | EcoRight News
As the Washington, DC area braces for our first and worst (if you’re like me and hate hot weather) heat wave of the summer, here’s what’s going on in eco-right land. Resilience: In Miami, Republican Mayor Tomas Regalado released a proposal budget,...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 6, 2017 | EcoRight News
This week in eco-right climate circles, between the Congressional recess and Independence Day holiday, news was rather thin. But here are two must read suggestions that relate to climate change. As this town slips into sea, a $48 million rescue runs into obstacles...
