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: The latest debates and amendments for the fiscal year 2020 spending bills.
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