Politics www.eenews.net 'Weird things' on climate beat inspired Pulitzer winner Chris Mooney never expected to win a Pulitzer Prize during a global pandemic.
Causes www.eenews.net Ken Ward Jr. on covering coal with 'sustained outrage' After nearly three decades of "sustained outrage," Ken Ward Jr. is striking off on his own.
Politics www.eenews.net 'Merchants of Doubt' author advises Congress on Big Oil Naomi Oreskes is a familiar face on Capitol Hill. The Harvard University professor has testified twice in as many weeks about the fossil fuel industry's efforts to cast doubt on mainstream climate science.
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Solutions www.eenews.net Lawyer who fought Clean Power Plan on ACE 'battle royal' Not all lawyers can boast that they helped take down President Obama's signature climate rule.
Politics www.eenews.net Right-leaning law prof on hiking, biking, converting deniers Jonathan Adler is an outlier among his peers.
Politics www.eenews.net Rep. Huffman: You don't want me on your Trivial Pursuit team When Rep. Jared Huffman first ran for California State Assembly in 2006, he posted up outside the exit during a screening of "An Inconvenient Truth."
A Pennsylvania fracking company with more than 2,000 environmental violations selected for federal environmental justice funding
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