The Conservative Case for Climate Action
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The Conservative Case for Climate Action
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In this episode of the Sustainable Ambassador Podcast, Rich Brubaker speaks with Bob Inglis, former U.S. Congressman and founder of republicEn.org, about the growing opportunity for conservative leadership in the fight against climate change.
The conversation explores the cultural and linguistic barriers that have historically kept conservatives from engaging with the climate movement—and how those are beginning to shift.
Bob shares his personal journey, explains how conservatives view climate risk and solutions, and outlines why pricing mechanisms and free enterprise are central to a conservative climate strategy.
Throughout the episode, Bob challenges both sides to overcome outdated narratives and come together around pragmatic, economically sound climate action.
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