by Angela Larck | Oct 22, 2026 | EcoRight News, EcoRight Poll Results
I’m not gonna lie. I was surprised by these results. Nearly two-thirds of respondents said contacting Congress about climate and energy policy has very little impact or none at all. Here’s the part I did not expect: Only 17% said none of our suggested actions appealed...
by republicEn | Sep 10, 2026 | EcoRight News, Monthly Outlook
Bob Inglis and members of the Rotary Club of Travelers Rest in South Carolina sit around tables beneath a Rotary Four-Way Test banner. They’re one of the first groups to hear Bob lead with the new China competition opening. The political winds are shifting, and...
by Chelsea Henderson | Aug 28, 2026 | EcoRight News
Today is… Maine Day, aka, the day I leave for Vacation Land! I’m so excited that it’s the end of August and all the rust-colored hues of fall await us. But before we get there, we have a few things to discuss, like distributed energy resources,...
by republicEn | Jul 9, 2026 | EcoRight News, Monthly Outlook
Great conversation with the hosts of Bourbon in the Back Room. Bob Inglis joined former South Carolina Senators Vincent Sheheen and Joel Lourie to talk about why conservatives should lead on climate, how free markets can drive innovation, and why a carbon price...
by Angela Larck | Jul 6, 2026 | EcoRight News
A Ford employee welds a vehicle component as the company invests in the next generation of American manufacturing and electric vehicles. Photo credit: Ford Motor Co. When people think about electric vehicles, the conversation often centers on charging stations,...
