About the Author
Jessica R. Towhey
Jessica Towhey writes on education and energy policy for InsideSources.
- N.M. Senators Caught Between Progressive Politics, Energy Jobs
- In Major Win for Energy Sector, SCOTUS Rules in Favor of PennEast Pipeline
- Infrastructure Bill Bad For Freight Rail
- Keystone Cancellation an Early Christmas Gift to Environmental Activists
- Energy Experts to Biden: You Can’t Go Green Without Getting Serious About Mining
- Union Push for Increased Staffing At Odds With Green Goals of Expanded Rail
- Biden’s Risking U.S. Energy Independence for ‘Unattainable’ Green Goals, Experts Say
- Bloomberg-Backed Effort to Sue Oil Companies Suffers Another Legal Setback
- Joe Biden Just Cost Georgia the All-Star Game. Will He Let Them Lose 2,600 Green Jobs, Too?
- Shocked! Shocked To Find That Biden Cancelled the Keystone Pipeline
- Biden’s Climate Policies Will Hurt Low-Income, Communities of Color
- API’s Sommers Urges Biden: Make Energy Sector a Partner, Not an Enemy
- Celebs Protest Fed Approval of Liquid Natural Gas Facility Near Philly
- Biden’s Electric Vehicle Plans May Collide With Environmental Policies
- Despite Democrats’ Focus on Climate Change, Few Voters Considered It When Casting Ballots
- After Forty Years, Rail Ready To Roll Past Staggers Act Regs
- Environmentalists Decry ‘Untested’ Rail Transport of LNG Through Philly
- Experts Throw Water on the ‘Record Wildfires’ Story
- ‘Biden Blackouts’ Could Accompany Green Energy Policies, Critics Say
- Rail Reform Advocates Say Regulation Is Choking the Industry’s Access to Capital
- Cruz: Biden Has Embraced AOC Energy Policies
- Trump Cuts Environmental Reviews for Infrastructure Projects to Two Years
- Exelon’s Push For Clean Energy Bill Sparks Cries of ‘Crony Capitalism’
- NY, PA Offer Vastly Different Approaches to Natural Gas
- As Oil Prices Plunge, Energy Job Losses Soar
- Anti-Pipeline Rulings Put Thousands of Jobs at Risk
- Exclusive: Updated Federal ‘Essential Worker’ Guidance Will Expand Energy Sector Definitions
- New Report Says Green New Deal Would ‘Destroy’ Middle Class
- New Report Says Green New Deal Would Hit N.H. Middle Class Hard
- Bloomberg Privately Funds Attorneys in State AG Offices While Running for President
- Judge Denies FOIA Request for Government Emails Regarding Bloomberg-Funded Attorneys in State Agencies
- ExxonMobil Wins Big Against New York AG
- Solar Gets Partial Reprieve From Tariffs on Imports
- New Ruffalo Movie Derided As ‘Agenda-Tainment’
- Green New Deal for Public Housing Also Promises Free High-Speed Internet and Bicycles
- House Republicans Challenge Energy Regulator on Lack of Action on Electricity Grid Resilience
- Natural Gas from Ohio River Valley Leads to $1.1T in Energy Savings: Report
- Courts Wrong Forum to Solve Climate Change, Says Environmental Law Expert
- Climate Change Not A Top Priority, New Poll Finds
- Coal, Business Interests Support EPA in Legal Challenge to Affordable Clean Energy Rule
- New Mexico Households Would Pay $70K in First Year of Green New Deal: Report
- New Study Projects Green New Deal Will Cost Households in 5 States $70,000 in First Year
- Can Virtual Charter Schools Fill a Need in Georgia?
- Mississippi Approves Permit for New Wood Pellet Manufacturing Plant as Debate Continues Between Activists and Company
- The Cycle of the Dishwasher Goes On and On … And On and On
- Will HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Miniseries Impact Perceptions of Nuclear Power?
- Coal-Funded Study Shows Higher Costs for Wind and Solar
- Judge Says NY AG May Have to Turn Over Reports About Privately-Funded Lawyers
- Taking the Fight Over ANWR to Twitter
- Proposed Nuclear Bailouts in OH, PA Get Mixed Reactions From Industry
- In Shift, Environmental Activists and Leonardo DiCaprio Target Renewable Energy Jobs in Mississippi
- Study Looks At Social Costs Of Activist Protestors Against DAPL
- Free-Market Groups Oppose House Democrats Efforts to Remain in Paris Climate Agreement
- Federal Law Now Requires Schools to Track Students From Military Families
- A Mortgage Company Where Careers Are Created
- Grand Canyon University Completes Conversion From For-Profit School to Nonprofit
- Career Tech Ed Gets a Boost in U.S. Senate Committee
- House Committee Urged to Tread Carefully on Occupational Licenses
- Higher Ed Reform Bill Stalled in U.S. House
- Education Reform Hangs Tough in CA Statewide Race
- Too Early to Tell Long-Term Gains of DC School Voucher Program
- For-Profit College Conversions to Nonprofit Entities Attacked as Regulatory Shields
- West Virginia Career Technical Ed Graduates Are Ready to Get Working
- Former Education Secretaries Blast Lack of Vision, Leadership
- In Maryland, Students Receive Help With Community College Tuition, But Remedial Education Remains a High Cost
- Could Teacher Strikes Wind Up Backfiring?
- Arizona’s Teachers Strike for Higher Pay, Increased Education Funding
- Students at Defense Department Schools Outperform Peers in Public Schools
- Arizona Teachers Could Be Next to Strike for Higher Wages
- Reading, Math Scores on National Tests Show Little Improvement
- Despite Pay Raise, Oklahoma Teachers Strike for Second Day
- Will the Successor of No Child Left Behind Leave Behind Students With Disabilities?
- Kentucky Looks to Keep Improving Education With New Plan
- West Virginia Teacher Strike Ends. Now the Hard Work of Making Up Lost Time Begins.
- New Federal Law Puts States In Charge of Education. But How Exactly Will It Work?
- Will Ohio’s New Education Plan Improve Student Outcomes?
- Some States Seeking Ways Around Full Compliance With Federal Education Law
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POINT: We’re In a Climate Emergency; Biden Needs to Act Like It.
Posted October 14, 2021 by Basav Sen -
COUNTERPOINT: Biden’s Climate/Energy Policies Are an Exercise in Magical Thinking
Posted October 14, 2021 by H. Sterling Burnett
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Opinion: Donald Trump Is a Disaster
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