Heather Richards is a Reporter at E&E. She covers offshore energy, including oil, natural gas, and wind, as well as drilling on public lands, drawing from her previous experience reporting on energy and the environment at The Casper Star-Tribune in Wyoming. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as T&D World, Scientific American, and POLITICO.
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Heather's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the energy sector, particularly in relation to the Biden administration. She also covers topics such as offshore wind power, Arctic drilling, and environmental protection.
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Kevin Lilly is up for assistant secretary for fish and wildlife.
Supporters say the Izembek road would improve rural health care access, but opponents warn it would threaten water quality and wildlife.
Ed Stierli arrives in his new role amid battles with the Trump administration over park staffing and spending. He's on the hunt for common ground with the
The former Interior secretary's new memoir calls for unity across the border to reverse Trump administration policies.
The Democrat says public funds shouldn't go to cover the administration's cost overages.
Kristen Brengel is headed to the Project On Government Oversight.
By: Heather Richards
Oil and gas leasing is currently barred within 10 miles of the Chaco Culture National Historical Park.
By: Heather Richards
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's office says the National Park Service and the Interior Department in May knew about problems with the liner sprayed on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
By: Heather Richards, Mike Lee
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which oversees border wall construction, has said the water is needed to make concrete for roads, wall construction and dust suppression.
The administration had described its move as “rightsizing” protected areas after former presidents greatly overstepped their authority under the Antiquities
