After reporting from every UN climate conference since the one in Peru in 2014, I have come to realize that the climate problems we face and their solutions have crystallized for me in the following way.
Investigating Power
by Alex Carlin |
After reporting from every UN climate conference since the one in Peru in 2014, I have come to realize that the climate problems we face and their solutions have crystallized for me in the following way.
by Walker Bragman |
A corporate-aligned litigation outfit with deep ties to right-wing petrochemical billionaire Charles Koch is once again suing key officials and agencies within the Biden administration for their alleged role in influencing content moderation decisions made by social media companies.
by Colleen Scerpella |
Montana is a must-win state for both parties in the 2024 general election for the U.S Senate, and it is shaping up to be the most expensive in U.S. history in terms of the cost per vote.
by Juliana Broad |
Just before the American Legislative Exchange Council’s annual meeting in July, a former Oklahoma legislator and convicted felon reached out to ALEC state chairs to market a campaign data management platform favored by the Republican National Committee (RNC).
by David Armiak |
Richard Graber, president of the Bradley Foundation, will deliver the keynote address today at the State Financial Officers Foundation summit in Anchorage, Alaska.
by Juliana Broad |
A recent Arizona primary election sheds light on the entrenched power of the state’s utilities, with critics worried that more state representatives may work at the behest of the utilities instead of focusing on much-needed reforms to accelerate Arizona’s move towards renewable energy.
The Guardian — 10/21/2024
Common Dreams — 10/15/2024
Popular Information — 10/3/2024
wbur — 10/3/2024
Brookings — 10/1/2024
The Hill — 9/30/2024
The Guardian — 9/29/2024
Common Dreams — 9/29/2024