Ari Natter is a Reporter at Bloomberg. He focuses on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and climate policy, often exploring themes related to oil and gas, cybersecurity, and sustainability. Ari's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, Bloomberg Law, and The Los Angeles Times.
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By: Ari Natter
Temperatures across the region are forecast to eclipse 100 degrees this week.
Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republicans in the US House of Representatives are asking President Donald Trump to allow a waiver of a century-old shipping law granted in March to tame fuel prices to expire.
The Trump administration is moving to halt mandatory energy conservation standards for appliances ranging from refrigerators to washing machines, taking aim at some restrictions that have been criticized by the president himself.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Ari Natter
The Trump administration is set to authorize South32 Ltd.’s planned $2 billion zinc and manganese mine in Arizona on Tuesday.
Democratic lawmakers are investigating whether a $1.6 billion deal involving critical minerals company USA Rare Earth Inc. created a conflict of interest by benefiting Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial services firm formerly led by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
(Bloomberg) -- Democratic lawmakers are investigating whether a $1.6 billion deal involving critical minerals company USA Rare Earth Inc. created
(Bloomberg) -- Democratic lawmakers are investigating whether a $1.6 billion deal involving critical minerals company USA Rare Earth Inc. created
(Bloomberg) -- The US government agency responsible for managing oil and gas drilling in the nation's coastal waters is now considering adding space
By: Ari Natter
US Democratic lawmakers are investigating whether a $1.6bn (€1.4bn) deal involving critical minerals company USA Rare Earth created a conflict of
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Ari Natter, Amy Stillman
Energy and shipping industry officials are locked in an increasingly bitter lobbying fight over the future of the century-old Jones Act, battling to determine the long-term fate of the critical protectionist law.
