EcoRight News Blog

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. Really, friends, abundant amounts of ice cream is the only way to get through these dog days of summer and the gridlock that is Congress. So cone...

Hello and happy birthday to us. Readers, it was ten years ago that Bob Inglis launched the Energy and Enterprise Institute, which evolved to become republicEn.org. One of the first EcoRight groups...

Photo courtesy of Georgia Pressley/The Chautauquan Daily. I asked the 2,000 folks in the Chautauqua amphitheater on the Fourth of July to raise their hands if they were right of center. And then I...

Happy 4th of July weekend! Hoping that whatever you have planned is just what you need to relax and recharge. This week's must read: The big news of the week was the Supreme Court decision on EPA...

In a ruling issued on June 30th, the Supreme Court limited the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act. We have gathered the...

We did it! Four seasons of the EcoRight Speaks are in the bag. In this wrap up episode, we highlight some favorites. We had farmers, a meteorologist, an author, a former utility executive and the...

Happy Pollinators Week! I hope wherever you are, you are enjoying your summer and remembering to stop and smell the flowers. Or plant some for our pollinating friends! 🌻🌻🌻 This week's must read,...

TGIF. This week saw the Boston Celtics lose the NBA championships (but congrats to the Warriors fans out there), the closure of Yellowstone National Park due to extreme flooding, and an internet...

Riding the roundabouts: Our happy hour in Carmel, Indiana was a huge success (make note, Hoosiers, we have two more in this summer series) but the best part was Bob Inglis got to...

Listeners, this week's episode was special for me to record. One Green Thing, Discover Your Hidden Power to Save the Planet author Heather White and I go way back, first meeting nearly 20 years ago...

Hello, gentle readers. Here we are, about halfway through 2022. I know this is going to sound crazy, but there was a point earlier this year when I thought for sure that this would be *the year*...