You have heard us talk here on the podcast about possible legislation involving a carbon border adjust mechanism (CBAM). A carbon border adjustment mechanism applies a tariff on imported goods based on the carbon emissions generated during their production, while also including rebates or exemptions on domestically produced exports. 

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! 

Utah CCL state coordinator Tom Moyer details how he and his wife built their net-zero home in Utah. You can listen to host Chelsea Henderson's entire interview with Tom or past episodes online at https://republicen.org/podcast

Robotics engineer Tom Moyer explains that solving climate change from an engineering standpoint would be a little 'easier' than a political standpoint. Tom is the Utah CCL state coordinator.

Tom Moyer shares how the student-led “Environmental and Economic Stewardship Resolution" came up and was passed in Utah. Listen to the entire interview with Tom at: https://republicen.org/podcast

This week we're celebrating our three-year anniversary of the EcoRight Speaks podcast! Thanks to everyone who has listened, supported and invested their time in the podcast over the last-three years (six seasons). You can join the celebration this week as we welcome our friend, guest and Utah CCL state coordinator Tom Moyer!

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!!

Chelsea answers Jennifer from South Carolina who wants to know how we pick the different guests for each episode. Listen to past episodes of the EcoRight Speaks on our website!

Our executive director Bob Inglis shares where and why we’re strategically concentrating our programming and work at republicEn.org.

Chelsea and Price both answer Mike from Minnesota's question on where our podcast name came from when we launched in June 2020 during the pandemic. Listen to this week's entire "Grab Bag" episode online!

Keeping things fresh with different guests and topics is something we try to do here on the "EcoRight Speaks" podcast. And this week, we've got a different type of episode as we answer a grab bag of questions from YOU our listeners. Our executive director Bob Inglis drops in to answer a few like why do we program in the states/areas that we do.

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!

Prolific op-ed writer Mary Anna Mancuso shares her advice for anyone thinking about writing a climate change op-ed. Catch any past episode of the EcoRight Speaks podcast.