Kelsey Brugger is a reporter at various esteemed outlets including POLITICO and E&E News. She covers a wide range of topics with a focus on government and politics, climate change and the environment, and finance, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Kelsey’s work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Society of Environmental Journalists and Yahoo Finance.
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Kelsey Brugger's coverage focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the energy, politics, and environmental sectors. She regularly reports on Congress, legislation related to climate change, energy policy, and environmental policy.
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By Andres Picon, Garrett Downs, Kelsey Brugger | 12/02/2024 06:34 AM EST
By Emma Dumain, Andres Picon, Kelsey Brugger | 12/04/2024 06:28 AM EST
By: Garrett Downs, Kelsey Brugger, Manuel Quiñones
Lawmakers are cobbling together what could become a massive year-end package with stopgap spending and various add-ons.
The last-gasp push to cement a permitting overhaul is hitting roadblocks over the National Environmental Policy Act.
The retiring chair of the Environment and Public Works Committee touted his “many years to lead the effort to combat global warming.”
By: Kelsey Brugger
Sen. Tom Carper opposes Republican proposals to alter environmental review laws in the latest effort to reform energy permitting before year’s end.
By Kelsey Brugger, Garrett Downs, Emma Dumain, Manuel Quiñones | 12/13/2024 06:50 AM EST
Lawmakers have also failed to secure a farm bill and agriculture aid deal.
Democrats are blaming House Speaker Mike Johnson, who said senators waited too long to hammer out a deal.
Lawmakers were farther apart from a compromise than many let on. There’s already talk about what to do next year.
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