Tim covers politics and lobbying, with a focus on political campaigns, money in politics, lobbying and influence. He previously worked at The Hill covering energy and environment policy, covered highway safety and environmental regulation at Transport Topics and worked at numerous local newspapers. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Bard College and Simon’s Rock and is a native of northeastern Pennsylvania.
Dozens of oil and natural gas company executives are pushing back against Democratic presidential candidates' proposals to prosecute them, saying the real "criminal" act would be not to produce fossil fuels.
Democratic presidential hopefuls are making big promises on climate change policy, and House Democrats are mapping out their own path come 2021, but no major climate legislation is likely to survive if their colleagues in the Senate don't capture the upper chamber in this year's elections.
Sen. Bernie Sanders narrowly won the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary yesterday, giving him and his progressive agenda, including his Green New Deal climate change plan, a major advantage in the campaign to take on President Trump.
The messy Iowa Democratic caucuses may claim a collateral victim: the political power behind ethanol.
Democratic presidential hopefuls are escalating their attacks on one another as New Hampshire voters head to the polls tomorrow in the influential first primary of the 2020 campaign.