EcoRight Speaks

From the latest show, Thomas Hochman shared why the recent CCL Conservative Caucus Conference at the end of March in DC was so exciting.

From this week's show, Thomas Hochman on the high cost of gasoline not being attributable to a single recent event or even the President.

From this week's show, CCL Conservative Fellow Thomas Hochman on domestic energy security as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 

Thomas Hochman is a CCL Conservative Fellow as well as a current student at the University of Vermont. He's studying mathematics with an interest in climate change and energy security. This week Hochman joined host Chelsea Henderson in conversation regarding the state of America's energy security in light of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, current high gas prices and much more! He...

Claudia McMurray shares what it was like working at the State Department without an Arctic policy that she ultimately helped develop under President Bush.

Former senior diplomat Claudia McMurray on the challenge of trying to regulate carbon dioxide internationally. 

Former senior diplomat Claudia McMurray describes being recruited from General Motors to work on the Clean Air Act amendments with the late Senator John Warner's staff.  

This week we're featuring another EcoRight pioneer, as host Chelsea Henderson welcomes former senior diplomat Claudia McMurray. Appointed by President George W. Bush as Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans, Environment and Science, McMurray worked on Capitol Hill as a top Senate legislative counsel before joining the Bush administration. She discusses the legislative process, coming togethe...

On this week's show, Byron Komenik explains how he puts power back into the community with people purchasing electricity from Jack's Solar Garden grid.

From this week's show, Farmer Byron Kominek on the benefits of operating a solar farm in Colorado. 

From this week's show, Owner/manager Byron Kominek details what Jack's Solar Garden is all about. 

On the latest edition of the show, we travel out to Longmont, Colorado this week to catch up with Jacks Solar Garden owner and manager Byron Kominek. After working in Africa, Byron came home and moved to his family's 24-acre farm where he learned about agrivoltaics - growing crops under solar panels. He chats with host Chelsea Henderson about a multitude of solar-related items in this fascinat...

Kacey Crane pumps up our upcoming event in Indianapolis on Tuesday, April 12th with young conservatives from across Indiana learning about conservative clean energy and climate solutions.

Kacey Crane describes why clean energy issues are popular among the grassroots community in Hoosier. 

Kacey Crane from the Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy shares why Senator Mike Braun's climate leadership is helping other conservatives in the Hoosier state 

We're pumped to have the energy of Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy's energetic executive director Kacey Crane joining us this week! The Alliance is part of the Conservative Energy Network that has a footprint in 25 states and promotes conservative energy policies.  Kacey talks with host Chelsea Henderson about their work all across the Hoosier state. And she also promotes our exci...

Congresswoman Mace explains why younger conservatives are engaged on climate change and environmental issues in her First Congressional District.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace describes a local issue surrounding Crab Bank Island that all but eroded due to sea-level rise.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC-1) on why the Charleston, SC area is prone to flooding with rising sea level being just one of the factors. 

On this edition of the show, we meet Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC), who is from the Lowcountry and represents the First Congressional District of South Carolina. She was elected to the House of Representatives in the fall of 2020. And it didn't take her long to begin helping to lead and solve local issues, including Crab Bank Island, which almost completely eroded due to sea-level rise.  A m...

Former George H.W. Bush EPA leader William Reilly on moving past political differences by calling former Trump EPA administrator Andrew Wheeler on his final day in office.

From the latest show, William Reilly on why the farming community doesn't recognize the reality of climate change, as a national issue

On this week's edition of the show, Former EPA Administrator William Reilly describes what it was like working for the "Environmental President" George H.W. Bush.   Hear the full "EcoRight Speaks!" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

We are lucky to have former U.S. EPA Administrator William K. Reilly (198-93) under President George H.W. Bush joining us this week! He shares stories from his time working in the administration, what it was like having strong environmentalists in the GOP when he was in public service and what should be done now to address climate change now. And don't miss our weekly question for your chance...

From this week's show, Jim Gandy on the negative impact climate change is having on poison ivy with plant oil increasing. Hear it all on "EcoRight Speaks!" and follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!