In Leo's book, "Look At It This Way: Climate Change Solutions Will Benefit Your Health And Wealth," he gives a clear, relatable tour of how climate change touches five areas of daily life, your health, wealth, food, water, and home. You can catch the book trailer here and his TEDx talk here. One lucky listener will have a chance to win a copy of his book at the end of the episode! 

"Resolving the coming Social Security crisis will require confronting a taboo that has shaped American politics for decades: new federal revenue. Lawmakers will debate raising the retirement age, cutting benefits, increasing the payroll tax rate, eliminating the cap on taxable wages and other possible remedies. Every option will be fiercely contested, politically treacherous and deeply unpopular. Millions of Americans will pay more, receive less or both," Alex writes. "In that context, a carbon tax — dismissed as politically impossible since the 1990s — may represent something different: not an ideal solution, but a viable contributor." 

To check out the work on the Alliance for Market Solutions, visit their website. You can find the full text of Alex’s recent op-ed on this topic in The Invading Sea.

To find out more about GMU's Center for Climate Change and Communication (4Cs), check out the 4C website online. at: https://climatecommunication.gmu.edu/

He also provides a brief primer on the opportunities and optimism around solving climate change and how you can move beyond the rhetoric. Don't miss the first episode of our new season!

In this episode, you'll hear from guests such as Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions' Heather Reams, Fellowship of the Trees' Corey Kerkela, American Geophysicists Union's Lexi Schultz, Electrification Coalition's Aaron Files, Nature is Nonpartisan's Hattie Hobart, as well as Fusion Industry Association's Andrew Holland. This episode is absolutely loaded and we hope you'll enjoy a recap from another exciting season. 

And as always, full interviews with guests are available on all of our podcast platforms as well as online at https://republicen.org/podcast. Thanks to everyone for tuning in and listening! 

We are re-sharing our February 2025 episode with guest Ari Matusiak, the co-founder, president, and CEO of Rewiring America. Designated as a “defender,” Matusiak has been making the case, backed up by Rewiring America’s analysis, that the electrification of our homes is one of the most significant steps we can take toward not only reducing carbon emissions but also saving energy bill costs.

As such, we are sharing our June 2024 episode again with guest Benji Backer, designated a Defender by TIME, who has now founded two organizations, American Conservation Coalition and Nature Is Nonpartisan. He authored a book (which was the focus of our conversation in the episode), as well as spearheading an influential executive order earlier this year. Benji is a true leader in not only defending the need for climate action amongst conservatives, he’s the face of the future.

With a focus on returning nonpartisanship to issues surrounding nature, Nature is Nonpartisan is the remedy needed in today’s polarized world. Hattie will talk about recent accomplishments and what they are looking to do in the year ahead. This episode and interview with Hattie is literally a 'breath of fresh nonpartisan air,' so don't miss it! 

What is the status of the technology? Policy? What about the geopolitical challenges? Tune in to learn more about this cutting-edge technology and what is needed to spark the fusion revolution with guest Andrew Holland!

Despite recent political setbacks, Viles has a positive story to share about EV market trends. His enthusiasm is infectious and left host Chelsea Henderson eager to make her first EV purchase. Catch this week's episode all about EVs!

Moderated by The Invading Sea editor Nathan Crabbe and including a panel of experts on communicating climate change, today’s episode features panelists: Mary Anna Mancuso (Editorial Board member at the Miami Herald); Max Chesnes (Tampa Bay Times environmental reporter) and former Congressman Bob Inglis (republicEn.org Executive Director). Find out more about Florida Climate Week and their other events!

Prior to DEPLOY/US, he co-founded republicEn.org, a community of EcoRight libertarians and conservatives advancing climate action rooted in free enterprise. He previously developed clean-energy projects in East Africa, consulted for think tanks, authored peer-reviewed articles, worked on several GOP campaigns, and designed and facilitated e-learning courses on environmental economics and policy for World Bank technical assistance programs. He’s also a great friend to everyone on the team!

However, the same product in the U.S. faces barriers to market entry, including in his home state with even tighter restrictions preventing the adoption of so-called “balcony solar.” Dr. Ward has been working to change that by introducing a bill to amend state law, which would allow balcony solar. He is also looking at how national policies can change to allow access to this innovative technology.

Join us for a great conversation with Dr. Raymond Ward as well as a celebration with a few friends dropping by our 200th episode! 

Before joining AGU, Shultz spent eight years at the Union of Concerned Scientists, where she was part of an effort to restore scientific integrity to the policymaking process. She then worked on the climate and energy program, which is where host Chelsea Henderson first interacted and worked with her. Shultz talks about the importance of science in all aspects of our lives, including in the climate fight on this episode!

In addition to her role at CRES, Reams is also the Founder and Chair of both National Clean Energy Week (NCEW) and the Conservative Climate Foundation (CCF). This week she joins host Chelsea Henderson to preview the 9th annual National Clean Energy Week conference (Sept. 15-19, 2025) with options to tune-in virtually or attend in person. 

But he’s not here this week to talk about his engineering career; he’s here to talk about his “near-term science fiction” trilogy. The first two books, Not for Sale! and Reversal! are published and the third book is in progress. He believes in the power of storytelling as a component of policy advocacy and that idea resonated with us.

Kerkela has been leading tree planting locally in Vero Beach and sees it as a non-partisan action people can take that is good for the environment and for local communities. Our republcEn.org executive director Bob Inglis had the pleasure of meeting Kerkela in person at a recent Rotary Club event in the Sunshine State and just knew Kerkela had to come on the show and share his passion and wisdom.

Catch this refreshing interview with Corey Kerkela and how he and his Vero Beach Rotary Club are making a difference in their local community! 

Kieve also discusses how important their work is in cultivating conservative lawmakers and being helpful when they do come around on climate. He also touches on the bipartisan nature of the production tax credit, Inflation Reduction Act and the role of clean energy in the American economy. Catch this week's interview with EDF's David Kieve! 

In this episode, Mary Anna Mancuso, a veteran political strategist and one of the most widely published EcoRight opinion writers, discusses her new job on the editorial staff at the Miami Herald. Mancuso, a former member of the republicEn community, brings a conservative perspective to her role at the Herald, including her new column, The Point. 

It's been a while since we had her on, but we're excited to welcome back Mary Anna Mancuso!

Dr. Casa, author of the book "Preventing Sudden Death in Sport and Physical Activity," joined host Chelsea Henderson this week to discuss the impact of climate change on sports, the ways athletes and sports organizations are adapting, and what the future may hold for major American sports. It's a fascinating listen for any sports fan and those concerned about how climate change will impact your favorite sport.

Find out more about the Korey Stringer Institute and their important work online!

You'll hear from former U.S. Senator Bill Frist (TN-R), Climate Leadership Council's Catrina Rorke, Evangelical Environmental Network's Revered Mitch Hescox, environmental entrepreneur Zara Summers, Rewiring America's Ari Matusiak and also witty professor Dr. Bob Eccles plus many more. Recap the season with us before Chelsea and producer Price Atkinson put a bow on season 10! 

You can always go back through past episodes and listen to great interviews from seasons one through nine, too.

The current Chair of the Global Board of The Nature Conservancy, Dr. Frist is now engaged in the public health crisis as it relates to climate change. He is highlighting the increasing threat of vector-borne diseases like malaria and Lyme disease due to climate change and a personal connection as well as emphasizing the need for the public to consider how climate change impacts various aspects of human health, including respiratory diseases, heart conditions, and mental well-being. 

You can find out more at Dr. Frist's website or subscribe to his Substack called "A Second Opinion."

This sparked a mission to educate developers, builders, large-scale entities using paint on a commercial scale (as well as educating everyday people) in hopes of disrupting the paint industry, causing it to evolve into one that embraces non-toxic properties. Catch this interview with Patrick Hughes and learn more about bio-based paints and more!

Learn more about Hughes and his work with Pinnacle Paints: https://pinnaclecoatingsgroup.com

What is the role of the EcoRight with the Trump administration and current Congress? Where do things stand politically? Why is Bob so optimistic? Tune in to hear Bob Inglis answer all of YOUR burning questions this week!

Dr. Summers leads the passionate and innovative Science team at LanzaTech, combining biology and engineering to tackle carbon transformation. And part of that transformation, miraculously, includes making Athleta leggings out of captured carbon. Catch this great conversation with Dr. Zara Summers!

Dr. Eccles has also been a visiting lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management and was a Berkeley Social Impact Fellow at the Haas School of Business at the University of California Berkeley. He recently co-authored the piece "China is no green energy darling," which caught the attention of the entire republicEn.org team. He has some fresh insights on bipartisanship that we hope you will enjoy this week!

Catch this week's episode to hear from a South Carolina conservative, dedicated to the cause of responsible leadership and environmental conservation because as Evan Patrohay says, 'conservation is conservative!' Learn more about Patrohay at his American Conservative website.

Leonard is the founder of The Sludge Hub, a network of AML that hosts ecological restoration and waste reutilization projects, providing access, support services, and community to a wide range of eco-concerned organizations and individuals operating in post-coal spaces. And they are hiring “externs” for two-week stints...tune in to learn more!

The CLC recently released America’s Carbon Advantage 2025, an update to their initial 2020 report on the topic of U.S. manufacturing. American firms produce the same or similar goods as their competitors with fewer emissions. Goods manufactured in the U.S. are more than two times more carbon-efficient than the world average and about four times more carbon-efficient than those manufactured in China.

Make sure to catch this episode with our friend and one of our favorites Catrina Rorke!

Chapman convenes monthly dinners for those who live in New York City and want to engage on climate science and energy engineering. And he is the founder of Conservative Climate Activists!

Shannon is a new member of the republicEn.org community and her piece "A Bad Communication Strategy Around Sustainability" was recently published in the Harvard Business Review. From greenwashing to greenhushing, host Chelsea Henderson covers the evolution of sustainability practices and more with Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea!

Evans talks about their work at the USGBC and their role in running the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. He also touched on what they are focused on right now with legislation on Capitol Hill, rewarding investments in homes and businesses and finally consumer savings with the accumulation of buying energy-efficient products. Catch Ben Evans this week!

You can check out his and David Sherman's recent op-ed "Republicans hold the key to depolarizing the climate issue" that appeared in The Hill last month. And don't forget you can check out past episodes of the EcoRight Speaks on our website at https://republicen.org/podcast.

Matusiak touches on the investments in your home regarding appliances, misconceptions about what electrification means to consumers and so much more. Trust us, you'll learn something in this episode with Re-Wiring America's Ari Matusiak! 

In the book, Conley and co-author Tim Maloney dismantlie misinformation and nuclear fear with captivating facts about nuclear power as well as the many benefits it provides today. He also leans into 1979 accident at Three Mile Island, as to why nuclear is still the safest way to power America today. Catch this week's fascinating interview with author Mike Conley!

Rev. Hescox, who co-authored "Caring for Creation: The Evangelical Guide To Climate Change and a Healthy Environment," joins host Chelsea Henderson to talk about how Christians can and are entering the climate change conversation. Catch the first episode of season 10 today!

Thanks to all our guests, listeners, republicEn members, supporters and more for a wonderful season. We can't wait for season 10 with you in 2025!

Don't miss Bob's interviews from our EcoRight friends Tom Moyer, Lauren Barros plus several more!

Goodman's latest book is a reflection of her long-standing work to make the connection between national security and climate change. She coined the term “threat multiplier,” which fundamentally reshaped the national discourse on climate security. Check out her conversation with host Chelsea Henderson! 

The report lays out both challenges and opportunities encountered on the path to reducing global emissions worldwide by putting forth an intentionally pro-U.S. agenda on competitiveness, economic growth, resource security, and geopolitical influence.

Recorded as an event during Florida Climate Week, Chelsea Henderson hosted this conversation centering on the rich history of conservative climate leadership and how we can reclaim that mantle for both the present and the future of climate action. Two EcoRight leaders together that is a must-listen for conservatives and those who care about the environment!

Don't miss Jessica Moerman's return to the podcast talking about climate change from a faith-based point of view!

Don't miss episode five or catch any past episodes you might have missed online! 

Order it online today via Amazon on at your local bookstore!

"Glacial" is the first Inside-the-Beltway account to lay bare the machinations of what went wrong in Washington—how and why our leaders failed to act on climate change as mounting scientific evidence underscored the urgency to do so.

Our republicEn colleague Angela Larck turns the tables and sits down to interview Chelsea about the book, how it all came together, stories from different people over the years, surprises she encountered with the overall process and so much more. We are excited to celebrate Chelsea becoming a published author and her new book "Glacial," so make sure to grab your copy today! 

We have featured regenerative land farmers before, but this is our first regenerative ocean farming guest. Enjoy this conversation with Bren Smith!

Backer is the author of the recently published book The Conservative Environmentalist: Common Sense Solutions for a Sustainable Future. Chelsea chats with him about the themes of his book and how to bridge the partisan climate divide. You don’t want to miss this week’s episode!

Tallamy is the co-founder of Homegrown National Park, an effort to reduce the amount of lawn acreage in the U.S. by half, converting that lawn into habitat for species and in the process, creating total acreage-wise, a virtual National Park.

HNP is working to raise awareness and inspire people to address the biodiversity crisis by adding native plants and removing invasive ones where we live, work, learn, pray, and play. Learn more about online Tallamy and Homegrown National Park!

Of course, she’s doing a bit of research for her own future car purchase, but also, she hopes to shed light on the pros and cons are of electric vehicles. Tune in to everything you have ever wanted to know about renting or owning an EV!

Using sound science and a philosophy of material inclusivity, AMERIPEN develops and advocates positions on issues related to packaging and the environment. Members include leading brand owners, packaging converters, materials suppliers, and recyclers.

It was Conor's recent experience tabling at a Washington State Republican Party event that caught our eye. He talks about what that was like and more in this episode!

With professional experience working on environmental policy, Jimenez talks about making the shift to local politics and how engaging on climate change and other environmental issues at the local level can be both effective and fulfilling. Don't miss this latest episode and interview with Fairfax County Supervisor Andres Jimenez.

And remember you can listen to past podcast episodes on our republicEn website!

Since 2017, Perkins has served as the president and CEO of the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC). Catch this exciting conversation about the future of energy and propane with liquid and renewable fuels expert Tucker Perkins! 

Dora explains what and how businesses are being asked to report on and also touches on how consumers as well as investors factor into the ESG conversation. She also shares how to evaluate whether businesses are really engaging in ESG practices versus 'greenwashing.' Everything you want to know about ESG is right here this week with guest Dora Lutz. 

Thanks again to all our investors who download, listen and subscribe every week. Catch a new episode every Tuesday!

Dr. Curran explains his work with the oil and gas industry, reseeding pipe paths, working to restore wildlife in path areas and restoring functional ecosystems. He's worked with more than 25 oil & gas companies in reporting reclamation and restoration data to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s Conservation Efforts Database before the 2015 Endangered Species Act.

Catch this interesting conversation with Abnova's Ecological Solutions Dr. Mike Curran!

Keefe is also the author of the new book Clean Economy NOW, which provides the first in-depth look at how the most important climate action in history is reshaping our economy, the way we live, and the future of our planet. He joins host Chelsea Henderson to talk about the economic costs of climate change and also the economic benefits of climate action. Such a great insight from Bob Keefe that you don't want to miss! 

McCrudden explains how his company farms and harvests shellfish to produce annual seed for the industry, how sensitive and delicate climate change is on shellfish, the benefits of seagrass restoration helping to keep Florida waters clean and the shellfish thriving and also touching on other research projects and agricultural innovations he's involved with. 

Join us this week and learn more about the economic impact climate change is having on another sector of the Florida economy! 

Cain is an Emmy Award-winning TV anchor and journalist who went back to school to get a meteorology degree. He now primarily focuses on the climate crisis, politics and the intersection between the two. Based out of New York City, he talks about the difference between climate and weather, meteorologists helping viewers understand why the climate is changing and also why balanced reporting isn't the best reporting when it comes to climate change. 

Don't miss this fascinating interview with Chase Cain, as he hits on a variety of topics. And catch any past episode of the EcoRight Speaks online right here!

Dr. Krutka came to the University from Peabody, the world’s largest private-sector coal producer. She's spent much of her career focusing on technology and policy pathways to advance carbon capture. And she talks with host Chelsea Henderson about CCS, challenges of the technology, how Wyoming is utilizing CCS and much more.

Don't miss episode two of the EcoRight Speaks' eighth season!

Based out of Florida Atlantic University’s Center for Environmental Studies, The Invading Sea is a nonpartisan source for news, commentary and educational content about climate change and other environmental issues affecting Florida. They have a network of more than 25 news outlets across the state, where they share op-eds and opinion pieces for publication by their media partners. 

We routinely submit and have op-eds published by The Invading Sea. We're grateful to Nathan for their work and hope you enjoy this first episode of the new season! 

As always, thank you to all of our listeners for investing their time with us by downloading, listening and subscribing to our show. We're excited to be back with you again in early 2024 for season eight!

Colman shares what he thinks will be the biggest item discussed during the COP28 talks, how/if countries will come together to discuss the phasing 'down' or 'out' regarding the use of fossil fuels, how does the location of COP28 in the UAE impact the substance of negotiations and what message(s) the U.S. delegation is expected to hear from other countries. 

Everything you wanted to know about COP28 and what to expect is right here on this episode of the EcoRight Speaks! 

Nate and Alexander joined our host Chelsea Henderson for a fun and lively convo this week about why heat pumps are more optimal for a home instead of a gas-powered furnace, heat pumps' increased efficiency/benefits and how heat pumps save consumers in costs versus gas furnaces. Finally, they share more about the Cooler Act that they've been working on with federal legislators.

In short, Nate and Alexander help make heat pumps sexy! So catch this incredibly informative episode and learn what options you have to save on heating costs this winter.

Don't miss this conversation with Aclymate's Mike Smith. And make sure to catch past episodes online!

Scott shares examples of how his home area of New Orleans is being affected by flooding and how the financial industry and insurance markets are dealing with these regular occurrences. Don't miss this informative interview and conversation with expert Roderick Scott!

Colby talks with host Chelsea Henderson about the unpredictable nature and impact of climate change on the ag sector, the importance of crop rotations and diversifying crop portfolios, the untapped resource generation of carbon storage in farming and the best entry points for agriculture to help on the climate solutions frontline in the Gem State. 

Catch this fantastic and informational conversation this week with Idaho's Colby Field!

Komanoff chats about the economics of nuclear power, building new generations of nuclear plants, his skepticism of solar, wind and hydro's ability to make an economic difference in our nation's energy reliance on the grid. He also talks about the need to keep current nuclear reactors online and his role in helping to stop the closure of Diablo Canyon Power Plant in California. Catch this week's episode with economist Charles Komanoff! 

Along with Hannah Rogers, Zach and Katie are three young conservatives who believe that reducing climate change and protecting the environment are fundamental conservative beliefs. Listen to how they got started, why they're passionate about climate change and the challenge of identifying as both a conservative AND environmentalist.

Passionate young conservatives who are working to help change the world...don't miss this episode! 

A New York Times bestselling author, Piasecki argues in "Wealth and Climate Competitiveness" that a set of five recurring prejudices, from 1900 to 2020, have held up real progress on climate action. And he details how private and corporate wealth can assist on the path to climate competitiveness.

Piasecki is the author of over 20 books and is the founder and chair of AHC Group Inc., a general management consulting firm since 1981. He also sits on the non-profit The Medical Consortium on Climate and Public Health. Join us this week for some great insights with author Dr. Bruce Piasecki! 

He also explained how difficult it is to build and expand transmission lines across personal property, some of the things he is watching across the energy landscape including the Russian-Ukraine war and how extreme weather events are effecting the reliability of energy grids across the country. Finally, he proposes an interesting idea that resembles one the Senate successfully executed to a different sector over 15 years ago.

Catch this outstanding conversation with Neil Chatterjee online or wherever it is you get your podcasts!

Listen to Blanchet and Sims detail how climate change is negatively impacting human health and how the healthcare industry is accelerating climate change. They share more about how the ICCH is trying to improve sustainability in the healthcare system by educating health professionals and increasing public awareness of the health impacts of climate change.

Learn more at https://www.idahocliniciansforclimateandhealth.org.

Marshall is working to shift the marketing problem around climate change, organizing the world’s top marketers to change people’s minds and make climate a priority in order to get action. He talks with host Chelsea Henderson regarding the messenger problem around climate change, specifically community and cultural messengers. 

Don't miss this episode with our first 'climate marketer' and find out more about the Potential Energy Coalition online at: https://potentialenergycoalition.org/our-approach

Reams joined host Chelsea Henderson to share more information about the exciting events that the Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES) Forum has planned for National Clean Energy Week. And one of the most anticipated events is the Policymakers Symposium where policy experts, industry leaders, and lawmakers share more about working together to chart a #cleanenergy future. Plus there are networking opportunities throughout the week, so don't miss out out. 

Find out more about upcoming events at #NationalCleanEnergyWeek online at www.ncew2023.org!

Our host Chelsea Henderson and executive director Bob Inglis also join to give their thoughts and opinions from the debate, primarily the first (and only) audience question about climate change that was brought before the candidates in the debate's first 30 minutes. Governor Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy were the only two candidates to answer the question definitively with Ramaswamy drawing boos from the conservative audience.

You won't want to miss our debate analysis from the historic night in Milwaukee!

George talks about the long-term planning they're working on locally, sustainability in the transportation sector, mixed-use developments helping to reduce climate pollution plus much more. Find out more about 2kB Energy Services online at: https://www.2kbenergyservices.com.

Ryan also discussed the need for renewables, how conservatives are natural environmentalists, the party's heritage of conservation and solving environmental issues plus his future as a local leader. Don't miss this outstanding interview with this young conservative leader from Utah! 

Danielle joins host Chelsea Henderson to talk about how ACC is working to change the narrative that's long been dominated by the 'left.' She talks about engaging young conservatives on the environment, building bridges between traditional conservative values and environmental advocacy along with much more. 

Find out more about ACC online at: https://www.acc.eco

Host Chelsea Henderson talks with Dr. Holtz-Eakin about the best ways to legislatively price carbon, why a well-designed carbon tax should be attractive to any conservative and whether a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will led to more broad and meaningful climate legislation. He also touches on an array of climate policy issues from an economic perspective. Don't miss the start of our new season! 

Host Chelsea Henderson takes a look back on season six with highlights from some of our guests including Climate Leadership Council's Greg Bertelsen and Catrina Rorke, Alliance for Market Solutions' Alex Flint, accomplished conservative hunter Cristina Jones, Trout Unlimited’s Connor Parrish and EN-Roads executive director Andrew Jones just to name a few. 

Check out our final episode of the season before we launch season seven in just a few weeks. And follow us on social media (@republicEn) to find out when the first episode of season seven will drop in July. Thanks to all our listeners for investing your time and making it another great season! 

And this week we're excited to welcome Climate Leadership Council CEO Greg Bertelsen to the podcast. The CLC has done extensive research on CBAM policies and legislation. And Greg helps dive deeper into how a CBAM would have a positive effect on many different sectors of the U.S. economy.

Don't miss this outstanding conversation between Greg and host Chelsea Henderson! 

Tom joins host Chelsea Henderson to share more about how he became active and effective locally on climate change, the progress around Utah regarding conservative support and active leadership on climate change, plus the net-zero house he built in Park City and much more. Don't miss this wonderful conversation as we 'celebrate' another milestone on the podcast!!

And host Chelsea Henderson and producer Price Atkinson peel the layers back to how we got started during the pandemic, why we pick the weekly guests that we do and finally, what our summer vacation plans entail. All that you ever wanted to know about why and how we put this podcast together.

Thanks to all for investing and listening each week!

Based in West Palm Beach, Mancuso reunites with host Chelsea Henderson this week to talk about the secret sauce in writing her op-eds, the variety in her pieces, how she comes up with different narratives/topics and how she balances submitting between Florida-based pieces and those with a national flavor. Catch another fantastic interview with another one of our favorite EcoRight rock stars who is doing BIG things! 

We recently partnered with Spence and her team at the Ohio Conservative Energy Forum to host a local event in Cincinnati. And we're excited to have her voice on this week's episode. In the meantime, we hope everyone has a fun and safe upcoming Memorial Day weekend!

En-ROADS is a free simulator used by policymakers, educators, businesses, the media, and the public with the ability to test cross-sector climate solutions while factoring in hunters of variables like energy prices, temperature, air quality and sea-level rise. 

Jones details where the idea for En-ROADS came from and how an interactive tool is more effective because "research shows that showing people research doesn't work," a premise coined by a fellow MIT Sloan colleague. This tool is used to help improve people's "mental models" in actionable ways versus laying out pages of data and research. 

Find out more about GMU's Center for Climate Change Communication!

Catch the entire interview: https://republicen.org/podcast!

Dr. Maibach joins host Chelsea Henderson this week to discuss credible messengers on climate change and how public health professionals are considered among the most trusted voices on the issue. He says that the data shows that conservative Americans put more trust in what their doctor(s) say about climate than anybody else except family and friends. 

Don't miss this interview with Dr. Maibach as he shares and explains the data collected on how personal relationships matter and also shape Americans' views on climate change! 

O'Keefe passion and determination shine through in her conversation with host Chelsea Henderson, as she talks about climate change, the want and need to do something as well as her five-and-a-half-month hike completing the Appalachian Trail. Catch this episode and more at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Jennifer and Drew are leading CCL's charge to connect with those on the EcoRight that can deep about the environment and climate change. And they are championing conservative solutions that are effective, market-driven and job creators. Jennifer shares more about her climate background, which involved working on Capitol Hill, while Drew's is rooted in the military and his enthusiasm for the outdoors. 

Don't miss this wonderful interview as host Chelsea Henderson connects with a pair of conservatives who are helping to find and grow the EcoRight through their CCL work and outreach! 

You can listen to past episodes at: https://republicen.org/podcast

Alex, Hattie and Kyle came together on this week's episode to talk about their projects, how and why they came together, the process for writing their joint pieces as well as their personal climate hopes for 2023. Catch this great interview with all our guests representing three different climate organizations! 

And here's a link to one of their joint pieces together: https://www.laureloutlook.com/townnews/fishing/hunters-anglers-and-the-climate/article_39fbb48c-c75a-11ed-a846-1f545923f40c.html

Host Chelsea Henderson talks with Dumain about the recently passed energy bill in the House of Representatives (the Lower Energy Costs Act), the Inflation Reduction Act, permitting reform, what it's like being a Congressional reporter after January 6th and the latest energy and climate happenings on and around the House side of the Capitol.

Don't miss this episode to get the latest legislative download from one of DC's most talented energy and environment reporters!

An officer with the National Wild Turkey Federation's New Jersey state chapter, Jones said she is seeing climate's impact on animal populations across the country, while many hunters don't want to acknowledge it as part of the problem. Don't miss this fascinating interview with Cristina Jones. And catch past episodes from our first-five seasons at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Aubrey shares how climate education has been needed and paramount in helping Indiana farmers talk about practical solutions, the importance of agricultural legacy and also how more and more women are stepping up to lead in the agricultural sector. Don't miss this outstanding conversation with Sarah Beth Aubrey at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Go back and listen to past episodes: https://republicen.org/podcast!

Richter joins host Chelsea Henderson to talk about how PCI is bringing all sides together on climate solutions, their top-down approach and the challenge of getting an effective carbon pricing legislation with so many different political backgrounds. He also weighs in on the hottest carbon pricing topic right now - a carbon border adjustment mechanism. 

Don't miss this interview or any from our past five seasons at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Don't miss this episode in which conservation and outdoor recreation topics take center stage with Connor Parrish. And catch past episodes from seasons one through five online at https://republicen.org/podcast!