Ken Silverstein is a writer whose work has appeared in various publications, including Nh Journal, Forbes, and Environment+Energy Leader. He covers a wide range of topics, including war, green energy investments, clean technologies, carbon taxes, mining, and climate change. His articles provide insights into these issues and their impact on society and the environment.
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Ken Silverstein's coverage primarily focuses on energy, the environment, and business & industry. His articles often involve government announcements and data citations. He seems to be interested in reporting on the intersection of environmental policies with business activities.
If you are reaching out to Ken, consider providing insights into new government regulations or industry trends related to climate change, renewable energy, nuclear energy, and the oil industry. Additionally, pitches related to how businesses are adapting their strategies due to environmental policies could also be well-received by him.
Since Ken does not have a specified geographic focus but covers global issues within his themes of interest such as energy and environment, ensure that your pitch provides an international perspective or addresses globally relevant topics within these areas.
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COP28 will examine whether the global community will meet its climate targets — a half-century after the 1973 Arab Oil embargo.
NuScale Power Corp. has come to symbolize the dawning of a new energy era — the emergence of small modular reactors. However, the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems and NuScale have mutually agreed to terminate the Carbon Free Power Project. Nuclear energy has been beaten down and gotten back up…
Winter storms have taught us that waiting 10 or 15 years for new natural gas pipelines is intolerable.
If the global community triples its use of renewables and sends fossil fuels packing — per COP28 — then the natural extension is more nuclear energy.
Henk Rogers co-owns a leading video game, Tetris. But he is now determined to solve his biggest puzzle yet: climate change.
Dominica's people take pride in their natural assets that are magnets for economic growth. But climate change is to the biggest threat to their way of life.
By: Ken Silverstein
Nikki Haley caused an uproar last month when she failed to mention slavery when asked about the cause of the Civil War.
By: Ken Silverstein
By Ken Silverstein When President Richard Nixon signed the National Environmental Policy Act 54 years ago, it was a bipartisan movement — an
By: Ken Silverstein
When former president Richard Nixon signed the National Environmental Policy Act 54 years ago, it was a bipartisan movement – an effort to cope with air and water pollution affecting U.S. communities. Later that year, in 1970, the president created the Environmental Protection Agency and consolidated the programs.
The United States' spirit is youthful — full of innovation and entrepreneurship. Indeed, millions of Americans honored Earth Day Monday by petitioning their government and patronizing companies that reduce their carbon footprint.
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