Edwin J. Viera is a Producer at WAER Public Media. He covers a range of topics including public and private education, school administration, and energy policy and regulation, with a particular focus on renewable energy. His work has been featured in various outlets such as The Beacon Newspapers, Inc., WY Daily, and DigBoston, among others.
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Edwin J. Viera's coverage focuses on government announcements, data-driven reporting, and legal policy regulation with a particular emphasis on energy, finance & economy, health & wellbeing, and government & politics. His articles often cite specific studies or reports to support his claims.
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Given that he covers Virginia and New York extensively alongside broader national topics like environment and energy, experts with localized expertise in these areas may find success pitching stories specifically relevant to those regions while still tying them into larger national trends.
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The average price for a pound of ground beef in grocery stores is up 14% since President Donald Trump took office.
A new report finds New Yorkers who are family caregivers face growing financial challenges and blames "policy inaction."
Nursing advocates in New York say a new federal change makes it harder to become a well-educated nurse. The U.S.
Two New York offshore wind projects are being halted by the federal government.The Sunrise and Empire Wind projects would provide enough electricity
A new survey showed not paying Connecticut student teachers deters them from sticking with education as a career.Some 90% of the states student
A new survey finds New York parents worry about the quality of their kids math education.The EdTrust-New York survey finds 43% of parents worry about their kids' math progress.
The New York City Council is considering a bill to raise the minimum wage significantly. It calls for an incremental increase to raise the minimum wage from $17 an hour to $30 an hour by 2030.
Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing a pied-à-terre tax for New York City. It would tax second homes in the city valued at $5 million or more.
A new report found Connecticut could heavily benefit from a state child tax credit. The Columbia University Center on Poverty and Social Policy
Despite ongoing efforts from state and city officials, New Yorkers want more done to protect tenants from the housing crisis, two years after good cause eviction protections were enacted.
