Alex Bozmoski from DEPLOY/US was there in Milwaukee and reacts to the climate change question asked early in last week's GOP Presidential primary debate. Catch the full episode at https://republicen.org/podcast.

The first Republican Presidential primary debate went down last week in Milwaukee, Wisc. And our former republicEn colleague and current DEPLOY/US Vice President of Programs Alex Bozmoski joins us this week to provide his first-hand reaction, analysis and more from attending the first GOP debate. 

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 Buchanan says that mixed-use developments in big cities are key to helping reduce environmental pollution. Listen to the full interview online at: https://republicen.org/podcast

2KB Energy Services founder & CEO George Buchanan talks about how the transportation sector plays a big role in mitigating climate change.

CEO George Buchanan details the work of his Atlanta-based company 2KB Energy Services and the services they provide.

We're taking this week's episode to Atlanta, as host Chelsea Henderson connects with 2kB Energy Services founder and CEO George Buchanan. 2KB Energy is a Georgia-based, minority-owned small business providing energy efficiency program management services, including sustainability planning and energy audits.

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.

Utah State University senior and CR chair Ryan Smith shares why climate change and environmental issues are important to young conservatives on campus and around the state of Utah.

Utah CR chair Ryan Smith says that conservatives have a natural heritage for conservation and caring about the environment. You can hear the full interview with Ryan here!

Utah Federation of College Republicans chair Ryan Smith describes climate change and environmental solutions from his conservative lens. You can read his recent op-ed in the Deseret News.

We're taking a 'trip' out west to Utah this week, as host Chelsea Henderson connects with Utah Federation of College Republicans chairman Ryan Smith. A rising senior at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, Ryan talked about how young conservatives across Utah are engaged on climate change solutions because his generation are the ones who'll inherit today's problems.

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!