by Bob Inglis | Sep 16, 2022 | EcoRight News
In order to successfully act on climate change, we need a sense that we’re all in this together. In that regard, the state of Utah may have what it takes to lead the way. On a trip this week to the Beehive State, the first of two this month, the Rotarians in St....
by Angela Larck | Sep 14, 2022 | EcoRight News, EcoRight Poll Results, Uncategorized
Every month, republicEn asks 3 Questions for the EcoRight to learn more about our community. Trust us, trust me, trust the data, trust the research, can be trusted. These are phrases we hear all too often, but who do we really trust? When it comes to global...
by Chelsea Henderson | Sep 13, 2022 | EcoRight News
Today’s guest is no stranger to the podcast and is a huge friend of the EcoRight. Utah Congressman John Curtis, who first appeared on this show in 2020 when we were early in our first season, has been a strident advocate, not just for raising the issue of climate...
by Chelsea Henderson | Sep 9, 2022 | EcoRight News
I’m back… Maine really showed off with bright blue skies, cool evenings, and the best dessert concoction I’ve ever tried. “Pie cones” (no, not PINE cones) are a waffle cone with pie and ice cream of your choice layered inside. I indulged...
by Chelsea Henderson | Sep 6, 2022 | EcoRight News
Our most recent guest comes to us via the Hoosier State, where we have co-hosted a series of happy hours this summer with Kayce Crane and the Indiana Conservative Energy Alliance. Daniel Poynter is the founder of Carbon Neutral Indiana, a nonprofit whose mission is to...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 26, 2022 | EcoRight News
Coastal breezes. Lobster rolls. Ice cream. Daytime temps in the 70s and evenings down to the 50s. Maine’s motto—the way life should be—feels especially appropriate in the summer. Which I why I’m ready for vacation in my home state. This week’s must...
