20th May 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
This American Life, a show that airs nationwide on NPR affiliates around the country, profiled E&EI and executive director Bob Inglis’ work to move conservatives on the issue of climate change. Producer and reporter Ben Calhoun tells the story of the former Congressional Representative from South Carolina, Bob Inglis.
15th May 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
If there were one American industry that would be particularly worried about climate change it would have to be insurance, right?
Most insurers, including the reinsurance companies that bear much of the ultimate risk in the industry, have little time for the arguments heard in some right-wing circles that climate change isn’t happening, and are quite comfortable with the scientific consensus that burning fossil fuels is the main culprit of global warming.
14th May 2013 | Categories: In the News, News, Opinion
The op-ed by McGill University economics professor Christopher Ragan appeared in The Globe and Mail‘s opinion page on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Ragan attended the recent Canada 2020 forum and panel in Ottawa that Bob Inglis was a part …
10th May 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
Today, Republicans point to the former House member from South Carolina Bob Inglis, as the textbook tale of what happens when a red-state conservative dares to acknowledge climate change. Inglis, who left Congress in 2011, recalls the challenge his son, Rob, threw down to him a decade ago before he was to vote in his first election. He said, “I’ll vote for you, Dad, but you’ve got to clean up your act on the environment.’ ”
6th May 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
Former Rep. Bob Inglis knows that his devotion to a carbon tax might have cost him his job. But the South Carolina Republican has no regrets as he dedicates his post-congressional career as well to the battle to persuade fellow conservatives to embrace a revenue-neutral carbon tax.
5th May 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
Activists are quietly forging ahead with their campaign for carbon taxes despite long odds on Capitol Hill.
Bob Inglis, a former GOP House member from South Carolina, is part of a very …
26th April 2013 | Categories: In the News, News
An interesting article from the Houston Chronicle looking at the history of the Republican party, where it is now and where it might be going on the issue of climate change. Carolyn Lochheads also touches on the Republicans denial of …
25th April 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, Opinion
April 25, 2013
By Bob Inglis
It’s rough when your campaign photo has you pictured in outdated eyeglasses, but you’ve already printed hundreds of signs. What do you do? You can’t throw away the signs. And you can’t update your …
23rd April 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
April 23, 2013
The Dole Institute of Politics is hosting a presentation tonight (Tuesday, April 23) on energy and environmental issues. Conservative Republican Bob Inglis (ING-liss), a former congressman from South Carolina, says that any solution to the problems posed …
17th April 2013 | Categories: Featured Articles, In the News, News
By Shawn McCarthy, The Globe and Mail (April 17, 2013)
Bob Inglis is a rare breed – a U.S. Republican who takes seriously the risk of catastrophic climate change and proposes a carbon tax as the most “conservative” way to …
