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Ecoright News Wrap July 20, 2017
It's finally Thursday in a week where everyday felt like Thursday. Here's the what's what in the climate week so...
Ecoright News Wrap, June 28, 2017
Welcome to Wednesday (or as I call it, Friday Eve Eve) and a midweek wrap of ecoright climate news. The Governator...
Our favorite ecoright mayor strikes again
Carmel, Indiana Mayor Jim Brainard, whose efforts ClimateEye has featured on more than one occasion, continues to...
Climate Week En Review: July 15, 2022
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. Really, friends, abundant amounts of ice cream is the only way to...
June Poll Results: Should nuclear be part of the clean energy solution?
Every month, republicEn asks 3 Questions for the EcoRight to learn more about our community. We hear the...
Flash Poll – June 2022
3 Questions for the EcoRightJune 2022Each month, republicEn asks our members 3 questions to learn about the EcoRight...
Climate Week En Review: March 18, 2022
This week has been a lot. Daylight Savings Time. St. Patrick's Day. The NCAA Tournament (condolences to Price for the...
Climate Week En Review: November 12, 2021
Hello and happy belated Veterans Day to those who served. Update from COP-26: Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski was the...
Climate Week En Review July 6, 2018
Hot enough for you? This week's melting temperatures have us longing for faster climate change solution implementation...
Climate Week En Review: Kittens
Last weekend, Senator Lindsey Graham died unexpectedly.
“Climate change is real,” Graham wrote in a 2009 op-ed that kicked off his direct engagement in climate solutions.
Those who worked with him and his office started to go down memory lane a bit. I recall being in a meeting with him back when I was with the National Wildlife Federation, which was courting him to take the climate mantle from Senator John McCain. Later, on staff for Senator John Warner, we had hoped to get his vote on the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act. He eventually joined Senator Joe Lieberman’s decade-long quest for comprehensive climate legislation (which failed) and in more recent years, teamed up with Senator Bill Cassidy on the Foreign Pollution Fee Act.
Climate Week En Review: Summer Pastimes
If climate change summers are going to be longer and hotter, we need more pastimes. Baseball? Ice cream eating? Going to a double feature in a cold, dark movie theater? I really struggled last week when temps were in the 100s (and the “real feel” staggeringly higher) to come up with things to do that were not just sitting on the couch binging TV. If this is a taste of summers to come, I’m going to need better things to do!






