Jennifer Yachnin is a staff writer for E&E News and POLITICO. She covers a wide range of environmental and energy-related topics, including legal cases, policy decisions, and conservation efforts. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news, Jennifer's reporting sheds light on the intersection of politics, law, and the environment.
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“I think we all know we are in an existential time for this river,” said Anne Castle, a Biden administration appointee to a key river agency.
Three tribes are trying to get Congress to sign off on a major water rights agreement before the end of the year.
As states remain at a odds over how to cut water use, talk of potential lawsuits simmers.
A federal judge set a new deadline for the Fish and Wildlife Service to decide whether grizzly bears in the Yellowstone ecosystem should maintain their ESA protections.
By: Jennifer Yachnin
The three-judge panel appeared open to reviving a lawsuit over the 2010 deal.
Western lawmakers had sought the federal funding hike.
As the Democratic president leaves office, advocates are pushing him to protect federal land by designating more national monuments.
The family homestead of Frances Perkins — the Labor secretary under FDR — is now a national monument.
In 2020, the first Trump administration issued a decision that opposed breaching dams to improve the health of salmon and steelhead.
By Jennifer Yachnin, Heather Richards, Kevin Bogardus, Hannah Northey | 12/20/2024 01:56 PM EST
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