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Benjamin Hulac, E&E News reporter
A New York judge and an Exxon Mobil Corp. lawyer clashed over climate change at a recent hearing, drawing comparisons between people who think the Earth is flat and those who deny climate change.
EPA Chief of Staff Ryan Jackson's inbox was flooded with chummy notes from lobbyists, many of whom he'd worked with on Capitol Hill, according to a review of emails released under the Freedom of Information Act. The emails show Jackson's can-do, will-fix attitude and willingness to lend a sympathetic ear.
By Mike Soraghan in Greenwire
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a leading advocate for climate action, has been critical of a proposed 85-turbine project that would reduce emissions in Massachusetts.
By Benjamin Storrow and Heather Richards in Climatewire
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EPA Chief of Staff Ryan Jackson's inbox was flooded with chummy notes from lobbyists, many of whom he'd worked with on Capitol Hill, according to a review of emails released under the Freedom of Information Act. The emails show Jackson's can-do, will-fix attitude and willingness to lend a sympathetic ear.
By Mike Soraghan in Greenwire
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a leading advocate for climate action, has been critical of a proposed 85-turbine project that would reduce emissions in Massachusetts.
By Benjamin Storrow and Heather Richards in Climatewire