Josh Siegel is an Energy & Climate Reporter at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics related to energy and climate, including mining laws, operations, and their environmental impacts, while also delving into broader themes of government, politics, and world affairs. Josh's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Colorado Springs Gazette, The Brookings Institution, and Yahoo News.
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Josh Siegel's focus is primarily on legal policy and government announcement, with a strong emphasis on politics, specifically related to climate change, energy policy, the Republican Party, debt ceiling, and Biden administration. His coverage suggests he would be interested in expert insights into legislative or regulatory developments within the realm of climate change and energy policy. Contributors who have experience in political analysis or public policy may find success when reaching out to him.
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The Energy and Commerce chair released legislation called the POWER Act.
His exit is the latest churn to hit DOE staff.
The Kentucky Republican released legislation called the POWER Act.
Negotiators have been hoping for an agreement by August recess. That's two weeks away.
By: Josh Siegel, Kelsey Tamborrino
Lake was heavily involved with key aspects of President Donald Trump's energy and AI dominance agenda.
The Energy and Commerce Committee's potential next chair says the tech needs guardrails or data center construction should halt.
The New Mexico Democrat plans to push the legislation if Democrats retake the Senate next year.
If they can't clinch an agreement this week, Senate permitting negotiators say they're willing to keep trying during the August recess.
By: Josh Siegel, Hannah Northey, James Bikales
The State Department event is expected to include announcements on funding and a mining workforce initiative.
The retiring Minnesota Democrat reflects on her legacy pushing for clean energy policies.
