Jeremy covers Western water, weather and legal issues for Greenwire, where he has worked since February 2010. He has written about the Supreme Court, as well as a wide range of issues including the Clean Air Act, Superfund and chemical policy. He worked previously as a political reporter for National Journal, The Hill and The New York Observer. He's been a media fellow at the Vermont Law School and holds a graduate degree from Columbia Journalism School, and an honors degree from Stanford University.
Gov. Gavin Newsom yesterday said California's water providers may not discontinue service while the state continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic even if customers aren't paying their bills.
Former U.S. Judge James Redden, who repeatedly ordered federal managers of the Columbia River's hydropower dams to do more to protect the region's iconic salmon, died Tuesday. He was 91.
The Bureau of Reclamation will send more water down the Klamath River from Oregon to Northern California to aid struggling salmon runs under a settlement with a Native American tribe and fishing groups announced this week.
After a dozen years of litigation, the Trump administration is dropping a closely watched Clean Water Act case concerning whether an Idaho couple's property qualifies as a wetland.
A federal appeals court today rejected the Trump administration's request to reconsider a ruling forcing EPA to set temperature standards for the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest.