Climate Connections How the eco-right could make or break future climate legislation
Dec 24, 2025
Andrea Yotsampa, CEO of Deploy U.S., works to bridge the gap between conservative leaders and climate advocacy. She discusses the challenges of advancing bipartisan climate legislation, especially in a shifting political landscape. Yotsampa highlights the importance of organizations like Deploy U.S. that empower conservative advocates among business, military, and religious communities. The conversation unveils how the eco-right could significantly influence the future of climate policy, making it a pivotal player in clean energy initiatives.
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Partisan Bills Don't Endure
- Partisan climate laws are vulnerable to repeal when control flips in Washington, D.C..
- Durable U.S. climate leadership requires bipartisan support to survive political swings.
Mobilize Conservative Leaders
- Connect conservative groups with funding and leadership to build bipartisan momentum.
- Empower business, military, and religious conservatives to advocate for climate action to pass durable policies.
The Eco Right Is A Key Opportunity
- A small network called the Eco Right champions conservative support for renewable energy and climate action.
- That right-of-center movement presents the biggest opportunity to advance U.S. climate leadership politically.