by Bob Inglis | May 14, 2025 | EcoRight News
At Fort Pulaski, less than 15 miles from Savannah, sea level has risen seven inches since 2010, one of the fastest rates of rising seas in the country. That sea level rise also brings saltwater intrusion into water wells on the coastal plain, affecting homeowners and...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 9, 2025 | EcoRight News
Wow… did this week fly by or what? The second warmest April on record (coming in second to 2024’s April) is well behind us in the rearview mirror. Now Mother’s Day is Sunday (whoops, sorry Mom) and Memorial Day is a few weeks away. So basically...
by republicEn | May 8, 2025 | EcoRight News, Monthly Outlook
republicEn Executive Director Bob Inglis speaks at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Dear EcoRight Supporter, An Aussie told me recently that the philanthropy that he directs “will be looking less at the conservative/climate influencing...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 6, 2025 | EcoRight News
Sometimes a person is just omnipresent, so you have to check them out. That’s the story with this week’s guest, corporate sustainabilty thought leader, Bob Eccles. A past guest (Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea) connected us over email because she thought...
by Chelsea Henderson | May 2, 2025 | EcoRight News
How are we already in May? I tell you what, I am ready for May flowers after all the March and April showers. Even though a hydrangea bush attacked me, leaving a scratch near my eye, and then a wasp stung me, I have been trying to spend a little time each day outside,...
