James Brooks is a State Reporter at various media outlets, including KTOO and Alaska Public Media. He covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and public policy, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and The Seattle Times.
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James Brooks focuses on government and legal policy regulation, primarily covering local matters in Alaska and Anchorage. His articles emphasize research, funding, and university-related topics with a significant focus on French research as well.
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AP Santas, Mrs. Clauses and Christmas elves from around the world pose for a photo at the annual World Santa Claus Congress, a colorful midsummer tradition, in Aalborg, Denmark, on Wednesday.
AALBORG, Denmark — While Europe's still in the throes of summer heat, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Danish city of Aalborg.
By: James Brooks
A roundup of this week's Funding Insight articles This week in Funding Insight, we speak to a previous winner of the Leverhulme Trust's
By: James Brooks
Amid a series of disagreements with lawmakers in the state House and Senate, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has set a record for the most vetoes by an Alaska governor during a single two-year Legislature.
By: James Brooks, Alexis Bonogofsky
A single caribou stands in 2019 amid cottongrass and other tundra plants near the Hulahula River in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
By: James Brooks
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Alaska Beacon) - The Alaska Democratic Party is suing the Alaska Division of Elections, alleging that officials improperly approved a Republican candidate who failed to disclose his personal finances, as required by state law, according to
By: James Brooks
Gov. Mike Dunleavy on July 9 vetoed a bill that would have reimposed limits on the amount of money that individuals can donate to political candidates. In his veto message, he expressly stated his …
By: James Brooks, Corinne Smith
Gov. Mike Dunleavy was unhappy with a compromise between the House and Senate during multiple special sessions he called.
By: James Brooks
A roundup of this week's Funding Insight articles This week, Funding Insight looks at two careers-focused schemes in two different fields: the
