This week we're going to Capitol Hill, as we connect with E&E News reporter Emma Dumain. Dumain has been a Capitol Hill reporter since 2010, previously covering Congress for McClatchy, The State newspaper and also the Charleston Post & Courier before moving to E&E News.

Host Chelsea Henderson talks with Dumain about the recently passed energy bill in the House of Representatives (the Lower Energy Costs Act), the Inflation Reduction Act, permitting reform, what it's like being a Congressional reporter after January 6th and the latest energy and climate happenings on and around the House side of the Capitol.

Don't miss this episode to get the latest legislative download from one of DC's most talented energy and environment reporters!

Hunter Cristina Jones says you can see animal populations decreasing and that climate change is one obvious reason why. Hear more podcasts and interviews at https://republicen.org/podcast.

Hunter Cristina Jones shares the first time she noticed how people and the changing climate are impacting animals and wildlife. Listen to our full interview with Cristina at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Accomplished hunter Cristina Jones describes how providing food for her family helped develop her passion for hunting. Catch the full interview with Cristina at https://republicen.org/podcast!

We always love bringing new interview topics and guests to you here on the "EcoRight Speaks." And this week, host Chelsea Henderson welcomes accomplished hunter and avid outdoorswoman Cristina Jones to talk about hunting from a woman's perspective, her passion for providing food for her family and climate change's impact on the outdoors.  

An officer with the National Wild Turkey Federation's New Jersey state chapter, Jones said she is seeing climate's impact on animal populations across the country, while many hunters don't want to acknowledge it as part of the problem. Don't miss this fascinating interview with Cristina Jones. And catch past episodes from our first-five seasons at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Sarah Beth Aubrey on the need for members within the agriculture community to speak up regarding what the climate change dialogue needs to be about. Learn more about Aubrey's IN-CLIMATE venture and join the conversation at: https://www.inclimateconversations.com/

Elevate Ag's Sarah Beth Aubrey says climate education has been one of the biggest needs within the Indiana agricultural community. Catch past episodes of the podcast here!

Elevate Ag founder & CEO Sarah Beth Aubrey explains how and why she launched IN-CLIMATE to have more real, practical approaches to climate change in Indiana. Listen to the entire episode: https://republicen.org/podcast!

This week we're talking climate and agriculture with Elevate Ag founder and CEO Sarah Beth Aubrey. Aubrey joined host Chelsea Henderson to talk about how she's helping bring members of the Indiana ag community together to talk about real, practical approaches to climate change that can be achieved within the energy, agriculture, and food systems realm through her IN-CLIMATE network. 

Aubrey shares how climate education has been needed and paramount in helping Indiana farmers talk about practical solutions, the importance of agricultural legacy and also how more and more women are stepping up to lead in the agricultural sector. Don't miss this outstanding conversation with Sarah Beth Aubrey at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Dr. Danny Richter shares the one major international factor that could help cause the U.S. to finally put a price on carbon. Catch the full interview with Dr. Richter: https://republicen.org/podcast!