Hello… Now that 2025 appears to be in full swing, a number of events are starting to pop up on the calendar. Looking to meet some other EcoRighters? Read on and hopefully one of the many opportunities we highlight will work for you and your schedule.
This week’s must read: John Curtis wants to be Trump’s climate guy (E&E News by Politico)
Kelsey Brugger reports: Senator John Curis, “who was selected to chair an Environment and Public Works subcommittee last week, thinks he could do with Trump what he did with more than the 80 House Republicans he corralled to his Conservative Climate Caucus, which he launched in 2021 with the goal of educating the GOP on climate policies in a space that embraces conservative, free market principles.”
“The first thing with President Trump is kind of to confirm where you are at — and [say], ‘By the way, that’s OK with me. Let me share some thoughts with you, let me share from my perspective of how Republicans feel,’” Curtis said.
Coming soon… The EcoRight Speaks, Season Ten!
Set your alarm for Tuesday when the first episode of our newest season is ready for your ears. Our premiere episode of this landmark season features long-time faith and climate change leader, the Reverend Mitch Hescox. We are looking forward to being back in action and promise a season of both new voices and some old favorites.
Save the date: National Clean Energy Week 2025!
I know that September feels years away, but it will be here before we know it. Mark your calendars for the ninth annual National Clean Energy Week, running September 15-19, 2025.
Here is a teaser to get you pumped for this annual celebration of the policies, industries, and innovations that power our daily lives while producing no or very little greenhouse gas emissions.
Why is U.S. industry cleaner than China? The experts explain…
If you’re a long time reader, you know we are big fans of the Climate Leadership Council’s top notch research. If you’ve wondered how or why the U.S. is better at manufacturing, check out this quick and easy to digest analysis from Scott Nystrom on their research and analytics team.
Register Now: CCL Conservative Climate Leadership Conference & Lobby Day
From our friends at Citizens Climate Lobby comes this opportunity to meet with your lawmakers in Washington, DC. With the Republican majority, right-leaning climate advocates are uniquely positioned to deliver this critical message. Step up and make your voice heard.
This CCL conference is open to politically right-leaning attendees. They are asking those interested in completing a short set of screening questions by February 18, 2025. Within one week of submitting your application you will hear back from CCL staff via email, phone, and/or text. Upon acceptance, you will receive a link to register for the conference, which closes February 20, 2025.
Calling all Hoosiers: Reclaiming America’s Beauty & Power
If you’re in Indiana, please join the American Conservation Coalition’s Indianapolis Branch on Thursday, March 6th at 6:00 p.m. at Mesh to share a meal with your fellow advocates and learn more about what’s happening in Washington, D.C. regarding energy, environment and conservation policies.
Participating in the event:
● Bob Inglis, Executive Director of republicEN
● Connor Marley, Policy Manager at the Conservative Energy Network
● Isaiah Menning, External Affairs Manager at the American Conservation Coalition
● Kacey Shriner, Founder of the ACC Indianapolis Branch
To RSVP for one of the limited spaces available, sign up here.
Lots of opportunities to engage with the EcoRight! Sign up for one or all!
And have a great weekend.