by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 11, 2016 | EcoRight News
ICYMI: we followed some (okay, numerous) races and ballot initiatives. Here’s a run down the results of races with specific climate implications.The co-founder of the House Climate Solutions Caucus, Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL-26), is coming back to Congress,...
by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 10, 2016 | EcoRight News
Louisiana State Treasurer John Kennedy, who is running for the state’s vacant Senate seat in a race to be decided in a December run-off election, indicated he believes the globe is warming but that the reason in inconclusive. However, he said that when it comes...
by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 9, 2016 | EcoRight News
Needless to say, we had our eyes on a lot of critical races last night. But we had a particular few in our sights. Since everyone in America is focused on analyzing the big one, we wanted to run down the results of those races with specific climate...
by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 7, 2016 | EcoRight News
Since its inception in March 2015, ClimateEye has followed and reported on climate news, starting with a focus on the Republican candidates seeking the presidential nomination and expanding over the summer to include all policymakers, with an emphasis on uncovering...
by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 4, 2016 | EcoRight News
This week’s must read: former Sen. Slade Gorton’s op-ed on Washington State’s carbon tax ballot initiative. This week’s must listen: Warm Regards Podcast featuring our own Alex Bozmoski talking about the Rise of the Ecoright.This week in...
by Chelsea Henderson | Nov 2, 2016 | EcoRight News
Carmel, Indiana Mayor Jim Brainard, whose efforts ClimateEye has featured on more than one occasion, continues to highlight why being a good climate and environmental steward is “very much in line with traditional Republican or conservative...
