Solving Climate Change,
The American Way
Green is the new Red. We are here to talk about why conservative climate action is essential to preserve our exceptional nation.
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About The Green Tea Party
The Green Tea Party Radio Show is made by young conservatives for young conservatives. We tackle complex environmental questions through a conservative lens and give you tips on how to engage in the conservative environmental sphere.
Meet the Team
Meet the Young Conservatives hosting the Green Tea Party
Co-Host
Katie Zakrzewski
Katie is a local journalist, environmental activist, devout Catholic, and public servant. A 2020 graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Zakrzewski earned her bachelor of arts in criminal justice and anthropology, going on to be student body president, president of College Republicans, and valedictorian. Zakrzewski frequently lobbies in Washington D.C., and takes pleasure in setting up a bird feeder everywhere she goes. She is currently working on her master's degree in public service while not volunteering as a doula and caring for half a dozen animals. She hopes to someday run for Mayor of her hometown, North Little Rock. You can find her on Twitter @KatieZakrzewsk1
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Co-Host
Zach Torpie
Zach is a conservative environmentalist that believes that pragmatic solutions exist to the many environmental solutions that our generation now faces. I have a bachelor's in Environmental Engineering from Stony Brook University and a Master's in Environmental Management from University of Maryland Global Campus. Furthermore, I currently work as a municipal water engineer in Colorado.
Zach's Environmental vision is an America that leads the world in fighting climate change and inspiring the conservation of the environment around the world. Preserving the beautiful land that we have inherited.
Co-Host
Hannah Rogers
Hannah is a student of Geography and Environmental Science at the University of Utah and the Conservative Fellow for Citizens Climate Lobby. She is a devout Christian with a deep love for scripture, animals and mountains. Hannah loves approaching her work in climate action with faith, compassion and hope. Hannah hopes to one day get her PhD in Paleoclimatology and pursue a career in environmentalism.