Clark previously was a reporter with McClatchy, covering coal, Kentucky and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). She also covered the White House for McClatchy, writing about clashes over taxes and spending, energy and climate change and health care. She's reported from Saudi Arabia, Israel, Jordan, Russia, Mexico, Japan, Kenya and Cuba.
A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Clark also worked at the Miami Herald, writing about opposition to offshore oil drilling and efforts to restore the Everglades.
The Department of Energy is holding "listening sessions" and conducting a survey to gather employee feedback as the federal government prepares to return to offices, post-pandemic, according to an email obtained by E&E News.
The Department of Energy named senior officials in multiple offices yesterday, including chiefs of staff in its electricity and international divisions and a top adviser with an energy justice background.
In her fourth appearance on Capitol Hill as Energy secretary, Jennifer Granholm yesterday fielded tough questions on how her agency is going to deal with pipeline safety, nuclear waste and the implementation of last year's energy law.
In her fourth appearance on Capitol Hill as Energy secretary, Jennifer Granholm yesterday fielded tough questions on how her agency is going to deal with pipeline safety, nuclear waste and the implementation of last year's energy law.
Green groups say they are worried the Department of Energy is falling behind on efforts to roll back Trump-era energy efficiency standards, warning the lag could imperil the White House's climate change agenda.