EcoRight Speaks

Economist Nat Keohane from the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions on some of the keys to finding a durable policy solution to climate change.

In this kickoff episode of season 13, longtime policy expert and economist Nat Keohane (Center for Climate and Energy Solutions) talks about achieving bipartisan consensus on clean energy policies from the ground up, building support with corporate America that has reverberating impacts in local communities and their economies. In particular, the American Southeast is thriving and has the potential to own the Advanced Energy Economy. 
Dr. Keohane also gives an update on where Capitol Hill stands on permitting reform and Congress’s best chance at bipartisan cooperation this year. Don't miss this first episode of our new season!

Host Chelsea Henderson dishes on two of her most memorable interviews and topics from season 12 of the "EcoRight Speaks."

Like we do at the conclusion of every season of the "EcoRight Speaks," we look back on guests from the season and highlight some of the interviews, moments and topics along the way. Host Chelsea Henderson walks us through season 12 and some of the fun we experienced.
In this episode, you'll hear clips from authors Bob Eccles and Norm Leo, Alliance for Market Solutions' Alex Flint, the Niskanen Center’s Rachel Levine and topics such as balcony solar and geothermal. And Chelsea wraps things up with colleague Angela Larck and producer Price Atkinson. We hope you'll enjoy this recap from another fun season. 
Complete episodes and guest interviews are available on all of our podcast platforms as well as online at https://republicen.org/podcast. Thanks for tuning in and listening to the EcoRight Speaks!

Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo said on this week's episode of the "EcoRight Speaks" that versatility and markets are the best way to make our energy demands more efficient.