E&E reporters offer experienced insight and context for energy and environmental news. While they're wonks on their beats, our reporters explain issues clearly so anyone can understand these important matters.
They are no strangers to being on-air including frequent appearances on Here & Now, OnPoint, MSNBC, C-SPAN, SiriusXM, and CBS Radio. They are also regular panelists at top energy and environment conferences.
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What: From federal workers to farm workers, the coronavirus pandemic is having a significant impact on how we deal with public health and the environment beyond just the virus itself.
Who: E&E News staff | READ COVERAGE >>>
What: Like the coronavirus, economic turmoil is spreading everywhere, including to electricity demand. And the implications are only starting to be realized.
Who: Jeffrey Tomich | READ STORY >>>
What: The latest on the national parks and Interior Department as people turn to the great outdoors for relief from the lockdown.
Who: Rob Hotakainen | READ STORIES >>>
What: Many companies have pledged to cut carbon emissions and be more sustainable. Are they following through with their promises?
Who: Corbin Hiar | READ COVERAGE >>>
What: It is hurricane season and emergency officials must handle what is forecasted to be a busy season for hurricanes, as well as wildfires and extreme weather, along with keeping people safe during the pandemic.
Who: Tom Frank | READ COVERAGE >>>
What: Reporting on the twists and turns of the 2020 election with a focus on energy and environment issues.
Who: E&E News staff | READ SERIES >>>
What: Energy and environmental newsmakers dish on politics, pet peeves and their TV addictions.
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