EcoRight Speaks

We love it when another conservative climate podcast gets started and this week we're excited to welcome co-hosts of the new Green Tea Party Radio podcast. Zach Torpie and Katie Zakrzewski join our host Chelsea Henderson to share more about this brand-new show that is 'made by young conservatives for young conservatives.' The show tackles complex environmental questions through a conservative lens and gives tips on how to engage in the conservative environmental sphere.

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! 

Author Dr. Bruce Piasecki shares how important people are critical to wealth and climate competitiveness in his upcoming book "Wealth and Climate Competitiveness: The New Narrative on Business and Society."

Author Dr. Bruce Piasecki explains the three circles of people and how you need all in the climate change quest.

Best-selling author Dr. Bruce Piasecki writes in "Wealth and Climate Competitiveness" that it takes more than government regulations to solve climate change.

By now, you know that our EcoRight Speaks podcast host Chelsea Henderson is a soon-to-be published author. This week she talks with another fellow climate author Dr. Bruce Piasecki about his upcoming book "Wealth and Climate Competitiveness: The New Narrative on Business and Society."

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! 

Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee on the energy impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. Listen to more from Chatterjee on the full episode!

Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee shares an idea on how to improve and increase transmission infrastructure across the country.

Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee on how to cut through partisanship in order to finally get permitting reform done in DC. Listen to the entire interview right here!

Neil Chatterjee is a former Commissioner and Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and he joins us on the podcast this week for the first time since our first season in 2020. He talks with host Chelsea Henderson about some of the most pressing energy issues facing America, permitting reform and how to cut the red tape on partisan bureaucracy.

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!

Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health's Amanda Blanchet & Ethan Sims on being a critical and key messenger to patients regarding climate change. Blanchet and Sims are both affiliated with the Medical Society Consortium for Climate and Health.