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,...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jul 2, 2026 | EcoRight News
It’s so weird that typically federal holidays fall on a Monday (yay three-day weekend) but in the last two weeks, we’ve had two fall on Friday. While these are still three-day weekends, they hit differently. Anyway, assuming you are all tuning out...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jun 26, 2026 | EcoRight News
Good thing I located my always elusive umbrella! They say it rains all the time in the PNW and I’m sure that’s the case, but the 10 days I got to spend in Oregon were some of the nicest summer weather I’ve ever experienced. It was a rude awakening to...
by Chelsea Henderson | Jun 18, 2026 | EcoRight News
What a lovely week, kicked off with the college graduation of my baby. To have raised two full-fledged adults is really something, if I do say so myself. The ceremony may have been large, but the speeches meaningful and the traditions moved me. Plus, I can’t...
by Angela Larck | Jun 16, 2026 | EcoRight News, EcoRight Poll Results
How much does faith shape the way people think about climate stewardship? According to a recent republicEn poll, nearly two-thirds of respondents said faith plays an important role in how they think about caring for the climate and environment. Another 14% were...
