Climate Leadership Council's Catrina Rorke on their latest report, America’s Carbon Advantage 2025.

According to our friend Catrina Rorke, the U.S. Carbon Advantage is alive and well. Rorke serves as the senior vice president for policy and research at the Climate Leadership Council and executive director of the Center for Climate and Trade. Once upon a time, she also worked for our executive director, Bob Inglis and has been doing world-class research on climate and trade policies for years. 

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!

Conservative climate environmentalist Bill Chapman on his appetite for nuclear power.

Bill Chapman on the conversations he hosts with skeptics and the shocking reality that he enjoys arguing on social media.

Conservative climate activist Bill Chapman details how he got interested in the issue.

Bill Chapman is a long-time and active member of our republicEn.org community and the EcoRight at large. A retired engineer, Chapman believes in the power of speaking to people about climate change, specifically, technology and engineering-based solutions that are possible. 

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!

Sustainability expert Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea on the partisanship and inaction to climate solutions.

Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea explains 'greenwashing' versus 'green hushing.'

Sustainability expert Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea on how the issue has evolved over the last 10-15 years.

Shannon Fitzgerald O’Shea is a long-time sustainability expert whose career has spanned both public and private sectors. A global communications and advocacy leader who is passionate about storytelling with authenticity and purpose, Shannon believes in the power of communications to build trust and move minds.

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!