Webinars
Bringing the EcoRight together online.
republicEn’s EcoRight Webinar Series is a chance for the republicEn community to gather online to hear from prominent speakers and learn about EcoRight climate news, policy developments, and conservative approaches to solving climate change.
Climate Politics in an Age of Inflation, Invasion, & Supply Shocks
May 2025
Alex Trembath, Deputy Director of the Breakthrough Institute, unpacks how today’s climate politics must evolve to meet the moment, arguing that the foundations of modern climate policy were laid during an era of economic & political ease.
Part 1: BUST or TRUST? The scientific consensus on climate change
February 2025
We join Skeptical Science founder John Cook to look at the history of the 20-year scientific consensus on climate change. How do we know there’s a scientific consensus on climate change? How did we get there?
Part 2: BUST or TRUST? The scientific consensus on climate change
February 2025
We join Skeptical Science founder John Cook to examine the misinformation being used to cast doubt on the scientific consensus and what we can do in response. Q&A included.
UK's Climate Majority Project: Being a Green Conservative
October 2024
How do we ally across political grounds? How can we constructively reflect on problems arising from progressive left dominance of the climate conversation? CMP explores these questions with republicEn’s own Bob Inglis and former UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd.
Glacial: The Inside Story of Climate Politics with Chelsea Henderson
August 2024
republicEn’s own director of editorial content, Chelsea Henderson, wrote a book! Join us as we discuss her role in climate politics, the history of climate change policy, and why this book is so important to the conservative climate movement. Don’t miss the quiz or the Q&A with the audience!
Virtual Town Hall: Getting to Know Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks
June 2024
Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks has taken the reins of the House Conservative Climate Caucus as the new Chair. She joins republicEn in a town hall-style virtual meeting as we get to know Rep. Miller-Meeks and hear about her plans for a clean energy future.
Why We're Going to Win On Climate: Realities, Demographics & Policy
February 2024
republicEn’s executive director and former Congressman Bob Inglis gives us an optimistic look into the realities, demographics, and policy on climate change in the upcoming year. Featuring a live Q&A session from our guests.
Driving Climate Change: The En-ROADS Simulation Experience
November 2023
In this highly interactive session, Andrew Jones shows us how to use the En-ROADS global climate simulator, built by Climate Interactive and MIT, to test a wide range of climate solutions, such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices.
Nuclear Now: Screening & Discussion with Shannon Bragg-Sitton
September 2023
Idaho National Laboratory’s Shannon Bragg-Sitton (who stars in the film Nuclear Now) talks about today’s nuclear power, how it’s different from the nuclear of the past, and what we have to look forward to in the future. Film clips included!
Time To Think Small with Author Todd Myers
April 2023
Todd’s book Time to Think Small: How Nimble Environmental Technologies Can Solve the Planet’s Biggest Problems, released in 2022, outlines how people across the globe are using technology to protect threatened species, reduce CO2 emissions, and stop plastic waste from reaching the ocean.
New Year's Resolution: Making Progress Amidst Division
January 2023
How do we move forward on climate as a united nation when we’re divided about basically everything? Podcasters Sarah Stewart Holland & Beth Silvers of Pantsuit Politics share insight in this lively and sometimes raw look at today’s social climate change psyche.
Talking about climate change during the holidays
November 2022
The republicEn team prepared a fun-filled webinar to address an un-fun but important subject: talking about climate change with friends and family.
Farming for Carbon Capture: Using Cover Crops for Climate Resiliency
June 2022
Professional agronomist Dale Strickler discusses soil regeneration, the science behind soil carbon sequestration, and the pitfalls of American government farm policy.
Leveling the Playing Field: How a U.S. Carbon Border Adjustment Can Reduce Pollution Around the World
February 2022
Catrina Rorke discusses what the CBA mechanism is and how it incentivizes other countries to follow America’s low-carbon lead.
Film Screening + Live Q&A: Other Side of the Hill
September 2021
Jim Walls and Nick Johnson from the film Other Side of the Hill on how rural communities can create solutions that benefit both people and the climate.
Protect the Snow: Winter Athletes Talk About Climate Change
August 2021
Josh Jespersen and Mario Molina on how climate change is impacting outdoor athletes and the winter sports industry.
Unleashing the Texas Energy Renaissance
April 2021
Shannon Caraway on the future of Texas energy and how the state can come out ahead as the nation acts on climate.
Is “Budget Reconciliation” a Path to Climate Action?
February 2021
Alex Flint and Joseph Majkut on what budget reconciliation is and how the new Congress might try to use it to pass climate legislation.
What about Creation Care?
September 2020
Dr. Lindsay Linsky and Pastor Milo Wilson on creation care and why environmental stewardship is an important part of being a Christian.
Climate Chat with Jeff Bridges
May 2020
Jeff Bridges on his documentary Living in the Future’s Past and how we must come together to address climate change.
Living with Wildfire in the Era of Climate Change
February 2020
Dr. Crystal Kolden on what communities are doing in the face of increasing wildfires.
Can Floridians Unite America to Lead on Climate?
September 2019
Carlos Curbelo on Florida’s role in exporting a spirit of bipartisanship for solving climate change.
Climate, Faith, and Texas
May 2019
Dr. Katharine Hayhoe on how her faith drives her passion for science and how climate change is impacting her home state.
The Carbon Tax Bill: 10 Years Later
March 2019
Bob Inglis on how the political landscape has changed since he introduced a carbon tax bill as a congressman in 2009.