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Climate Week En Review: Flying through February

Climate Week En Review: Flying through February

by Chelsea Henderson | Feb 20, 2026 | EcoRight News

TGIF… Do you agree? Why do the weeks with a Monday holiday often feel like the longest? Is it because we are thrown off our routine? Anyway, after a week of Thursdays, I’m so happy it’s finally weekend eve! Also, happy belated to Abe Lincoln, the...
The EcoRight Speaks talks nuclear power with Ross Matzkin-Bridger

The EcoRight Speaks talks nuclear power with Ross Matzkin-Bridger

by Chelsea Henderson | Feb 17, 2026 | EcoRight News

This week’s conversation is with Ross Matzkin-Bridger, Senior Advisor for The Nuclear Scaling Initiative and Senior Director for NTI’s Nuclear Materials Security Program.  In these roles, he works at the nexus of clean energy and security, leading efforts to...
Climate Week En Review: Shovels ready!

Climate Week En Review: Shovels ready!

by Chelsea Henderson | Jan 23, 2026 | EcoRight News

Does the snow love me? Does it not? Does it love me… In case you don’t know me, I’m hoping for all the snow love this weekend. Not just a measly few inches that make the roads sloppy (or the opposite… slick with ice) and grocery shopping a...

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