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This week's must read #1: Carbon tax war among conservatives heats up (Washington Examiner) In which Bob Inglis poses the question, "are you a fearless conservative?" Read the article to find out to...

Happy Wednesday! Here's what's cooking today. Today's must read: Hurricane Maria May Be a Preview of Climate-Fueled Migration in America (Bloomberg). "Hurricane Maria's devastation of Puerto Rico...

Tuesday would be a lot cuter if it were Friday. Here's the Tuesday news. Today's must read: Carbon tax war among conservatives heats up (Washington Examiner) Caucus nears 60: The House Climate...

At Syracuse University last week, our own Rep. Bob Inglis was joined by former colleague and retired Utica, NY Congressman Richard Hanna at our second EnCourage Tour event where they joined forces...

Welcome to Friday. It's been a busy week for the ecoright. Let's jump in. This week's must watch: we've highlighted these Utah students before for their no nonsense commitment to addressing climate...

Here's what's happening in the ecoright today: And then there were two: Nicaragua, which initially declined to sign the 2015 Paris climate accord because it considered the terms too weak, now plans...

Today's must read: New York Republicans are taking the lead on confronting climate change Encourage Tour: This week marks the kick off of the Encourage Tour, a ten-city,ten-week whistle stop tour to...

Wondering what was said on climate change of interest to the ecoright this weekend? Check out these these newsy items. Mais, oui? Secretary of State Rex Tillerson indicated the U.S. could remain a...

Did this week feel especially long to anyone else? Luckily we have the words and actions of the ecoright to keep us motivated and moving along toward the weekend. This week's must watch: Bob Inglis...

On this Thursday in ecoright climate change news... Curbelo speaks: Returning to Washington, DC, Florida Rep. Carlos Curbelo, whose district includes the battered Florida Keys, said climate change...

How is it Wednesday already? While the news this week is focused on cleaning up in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, climate change—and the role it may have played in exacerbating storm...

With approximately five million Floridians without power and images pouring in of the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irma, we continue to send positive thoughts to our friends in the Sunshine...