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.
UPCOMING EVENT:
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.