Energy and environmental policy reporter
Jennifer A. Dlouhy is an energy and environmental policy reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, geopolitics, and current affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as TIME, The Boston Globe, and Bloomberg News, among others.
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Jennifer A Dlouhy's articles focus on climate change, energy policy, and government action. Her coverage is heavily influenced by government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Courtney Subramanian
President Donald Trump said he called FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to review the case of US star Folarin Balogun, claiming the striker had not committed a foul deserving a red card and defending the organization’s decision to overturn the suspension.
By: Courtney Subramanian, Jennifer A Dlouhy
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, afirmó que llamó al presidente de la FIFA, Gianni Infantino, para que revisara el caso de la estrella estadounidense Folarin Balogun, al considerar que el delantero no había cometido una falta que justificara una tarjeta roja, y defendió la decisión del organismo de revocar la suspensión.
By: Courtney Subramanian, Jennifer A Dlouhy
US President Donald Trump said he expected to meet with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping around Sept. 24, which would coincide with the UN General Assembly in New York that month.
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.
By: Magdalena Del Valle, Eric Martin, Jennifer A Dlouhy
US-Streitkräfte haben eine neue Angriffswelle gegen den Iran durchgeführt und dabei mehr als 80 Ziele angegriffen. Nach einer Serie von Angriffen Teherans auf Schiffe in der Straße von Hormus haben die USA zudem eine Ausnahmeregelung aufgehoben, die neue Verkäufe iranischen Öls erlaubt hatte. Damit gerät das vorläufige Friedensabkommen weiter unter Druck.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy
El presidente Donald Trump afirmó que Estados Unidos restablecería el bloqueo a los buques iraníes que transiten por el estrecho de Ormuz y que exigirá un cobro equivalente al 20% del valor de toda la mercancía transportada por esa ruta marítima.
President Donald Trump said the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, should serve out his term for the South Carolina seat.
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.
By: Jeff Mason, Jennifer A Dlouhy
Nachdem Donald Trump die US-Blockade iranischer Schiffe bei der Durchfahrt durch die Straße von Hormus wieder in Kraft gesetzt und eine Erstattung von 20% für die Fracht sämtlicher anderer Schiffe verlangt hat, meldet das US-Zentralkommando (Centcom) den Abschluss einer neuen Angriffswelle auf militärische Ziele im Iran.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Ari Natter
Trump administration officials are advancing plans to extend a shipping waiver that’s made it easier to move oil, fuel and fertilizer around the US, as the renewed war in Iran raises the prospect of prolonged supply disruptions.
