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Bijgewerkt 16-10-2024
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25-04-2023

A True Conservative is a Better Conservationist

There's something special about environmentalists with engineering backgrounds. They have the same good intentions as the rest, plus the added bonus of ideas on real solutions. And if they go to Congress, then we're really getting somewhere! Benji sits down with Arkansas Representative and Natural Resources Committee Chair Bruce Westerman. Among other things, they delve into the Lower Energy Costs Act and the distinction between realistic conservation and idealistic preservation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

25-04-2023

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51 min.
27-03-2024

Politico Energy’s Josh Siegel | The Intersection of Environment, Politics, and Media Coverage

Josh Siegel, Energy and Policy Reporter at Politico and host of the Politico Energy podcast, to discuss his career following energy and climate across the halls of Congress. He emphasizes the importance of objective reporting and the challenges of covering environmental issues in a partisan media landscape. Siegel also highlights the shift in Republican attitudes towards climate change and the recent Energy Week in Congress. He shares his most impactful stories and his motivation for journalism. He concludes by expressing his excitement for the future of energy and climate policy. Takeaways Objective reporting is crucial in the energy and environment beat to cut through partisan narratives and provide accurate information. There has been a significant shift in Republican attitudes towards climate change, with more members acknowledging the issue and proposing bipartisan solutions. Energy Week in Congress is a platform for Republicans to showcase their priorities and promote bills related to energy and climate policy. The media plays a vital role in informing the public and challenging policymakers on energy and climate issues. Josh Siegel recommends the book 'The War Below' and the podcast 'The Big Switch' for further insights into critical minerals and energy topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

27-03-2024

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40 min.
09-04-2024

Conservative Environment Solutions with US Senate Candidate Dave McCormick

Stephen Perkins is joined by Dave McCormick, a candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, who discusses his background and motivation for running for office. He highlights the dysfunction in Washington and the need for new leadership on the environment. McCormick also emphasizes the importance of a conservative approach to the environment and the need to effectively communicate Republican views on environmental issues. The two the competition with China and the connection between energy policy and national security. McCormick advocates for involving the fossil fuel industry in environmental solutions and emphasizes the importance of nuclear energy. The interview closes with Dave sharing his favorite place in nature and recommends the book 'The Splendid and the Vile' by Erik Larson. Takeaways Dave McCormick is motivated by a sense of service and a desire to provide new leadership in Washington. Conservatives should adopt a pragmatic approach to the environment, recognizing that economic growth and environmental conservation are not mutually exclusive. The competition with China is a critical environmental issue, and the United States must invest in research and development to maintain its technological edge. Energy independence is crucial for national security, and nuclear energy should be a significant part of the energy mix. Involving the fossil fuel industry in environmental solutions and investing in workforce training are essential for a successful energy transition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

09-04-2024

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40 min.
26-06-2025

Quarter 2 Hunting, Fishing, and Conservation Policy Update – Federal Legislation, Fisheries Management & Public Lands

Quarter 2 Hunting, Fishing, and Conservation Policy Update – Federal Legislation, Fisheries Management & Public Lands Narrative: In this Q2 federal policy roundup for hunters, anglers, and conservation advocates, we dive deep into the latest developments shaping the future of hunting, fishing, public lands, and forest management. Hunting and Public Lands Policy with Taylor Schmitz First up, Director of Federal Relations Taylor Schmitz breaks down key federal policy shifts impacting sportsmen and women. From new Department of the Interior appointments to controversial proposals around public land sales, Taylor explains what these developments mean for hunting access, land conservation, and the broader outdoor community. Learn why Kate McGregor’s return and Brian Nesvik’s nomination matter to hunters and anglers, and why the upcoming congressional schedule is critical to follow. Fishing and Fisheries Management with Chris Horton Next, Senior Director of Fisheries Policy Chris Horton joins to discuss top federal priorities affecting fishing and recreational anglers. He covers major legislation like the reauthorization of the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund and the Marine Fisheries Habitat Protection Act, along with the impact of shifting ocean conditions and the growing need for smarter fisheries management. Chris emphasizes collaboration between federal and state agencies and encourages all anglers to stay informed and active in fishing policy debates. Forest Management and Timber Policy with John Culclasure To close out the episode, Senior Director of Forestry Policy John Culclasure provides an update on the Fix Our Forests Act and its implications for wildlife habitat, forest access, and timber production. He highlights how responsible forest management supports both conservation and hunting opportunities, while also touching on national security concerns tied to domestic timber supply. In addition, he discusses how state-level policies are affecting access to public lands for the hunting and fishing community. Key Takeaways for Hunters and Anglers: Federal hunting and fishing policy is being shaped by new leadership at the Department of the Interior. Congress is tackling big-ticket items like public land sales that could impact millions of acres used for hunting and fishing. Reauthorization of the Sport Fish Restoration Fund is a major win for recreational fishing and boating access. Fisheries legislation aims to protect marine habitats and support sustainable sportfishing. Forest policy reform through the Fix Our Forests Act is crucial for maintaining habitat, access, and wildlife conservation. Misinformation around forest management could threaten future access for sportsmen. Domestic timber markets face challenges that could impact long-term forest health and hunting grounds. Active engagement by the hunting and fishing community is essential to protect our outdoor heritage and public lands. Get the FREE Sportsmen’s Voice e-publication in your inbox every Monday: www.congressionalsportsmen.org/newsletter Sign up for FREE legislative tracking through CSF’s Tracking the Capitols tool: www.congressionalsportsmen.org/tracking-the-capitols/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

26-06-2025

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27-02-2024

How college students are setting out to Clean Up America

Stephen is joined by college students (and ACC Chapter Leaders) Brenden Fowler and Danny Frindt, who head up the Ohio State University (OSU) branch of the ACC. They discuss the branch's makeup, membership, local impact, and upcoming events. The OSU branch is the largest sustainability organization on campus and has one in 66 students at OSU as ACC members. The branch aims to involve students from all majors and interests in environmentalism. They organize events such as hikes, tailgates, and trash pickups to bring people together and promote sustainability. The branch's local impact includes gaining recognition, influencing recycling policies, and being taken seriously in the community. They also discuss the ACC Sustainability Week and the Earth Day Cleanup Challenge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

27-02-2024

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25 min.
19-09-2023

Money Is Powerful: The Inflation Reduction Act And Government-Driven Economic Incentives For A Cleaner World

Jesse Jenkins, Princeton University’s Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment joins Benji to talk about the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Benji challenges the ‘status quo’ of thinking in environmental circles, and presses to get answers for listeners. Together, they address and explain the law itself, highlight possible benefits, and address the concerns of critics across the aisle from conservatives to liberals - and discuss how smart economic policy can help incentivize a cleaner world for all of us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

19-09-2023

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1 u 3 m
31-01-2024 · BONUS

BONUS CONTENT: On Climate With Nikki Haley Surrogate (and New Hampshire Governor) Chris Sununu

ACC Action President Chris Barnard sits down for a long talk with Governor Chris Sununu, acting as a surrogate for Ambassador Nikki Haley’s Presidential campaign. Chris and the Governor discuss Nikki Haley’s performance in recent debates, why the climate issue is an important one for the GOP to continue to pounce on other than ignore, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

31-01-2024 · Bonus

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32 min.
22-08-2023

Balancing Nature and Necessity: Responsible Uranium Mining by the Grand Canyon

ACC Executive Chairman Benji Backer is joined by Curtis Moore, VP of Corporate Development at Energy Fuels from Colorado talk about the Biden administration’s recent National Monument in Arizona near the Grand Canyon, Baj Nawahvjo and how that decision impacts Energy Fuels, Inc’s pursuit of minimal-impact uranium mining that provides clean energy to meet environmental goals, and responds to criticisms of ‘profit over planet’ among others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

22-08-2023

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45 min.
07-05-2024

The Gap in Conservative Christian Engagement with Environmental Issues

Andrew Spencer, author of 'Hope for God's Creation, Stewardship in an Age of Futility,' discusses the gap in conservative Christian engagement with environmental issues. He explains that the gap emerged due to the liberal evolution of environmental ethics and the borrowing of language from progressive Christian thinkers. Spencer emphasizes the importance of answering four fundamental questions: the value and origin of the created order, the human place within creation, and the end goal of creation. He highlights the need for Christians to engage in positive ways, balance economic and environmental trade-offs, and promote substantial healing rather than pursuing perfection. Spencer also advocates for the embrace of nuclear energy as a means to increase human flourishing and address environmental concerns. Takeaways The gap in conservative Christian engagement with environmental issues emerged due to the liberal evolution of environmental ethics and the borrowing of language from progressive Christian thinkers. Answering four fundamental questions about the value and origin of the created order, the human place within creation, and the end goal of creation is crucial for developing a Christian environmental ethic. Christians should engage in positive ways, balance economic and environmental trade-offs, and pursue substantial healing rather than perfection in their stewardship of the environment. Nuclear energy has the potential to increase human flourishing and address environmental concerns, but it requires regulatory reform and a focus on cost-effectiveness and waste management. Conservatives and Christians should promote a narrative that values both human life and the environment, highlighting the importance of responsible stewardship and the pursuit of the common good. Follow American Conservation Coalition on all major social platforms at ACC_National. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

07-05-2024

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47 min.
18-01-2024

Wilderness to Shark Tank: Heather’s Choice CEO Heather Kelly's Adventure in Sustainable Entrepreneurship

Heather Kelly, founder of Heather's Choice, takes us behind the scenes of her journey to Shark Tank and shares the incredible story of building her outdoor food company, and what it takes to emphasize sustainability and quality in business. Stephen and Heather delve into the importance of educating consumers on sustainable food sources. From the early days of the company to the decision to expand into daily meals, discover the obstacles she encountered in packaging and maintaining a commitment to sustainability. Beyond the business aspect, Heather provides valuable insights into fostering a positive company culture and shares practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Her passion for conservation shines through as she encourages listeners to actively engage in local community efforts. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with Heather Kelly, where entrepreneurship meets sustainability, and discover how one entrepreneur is making a difference in the world of outdoor food. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

18-01-2024

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51 min.

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