Robin Bravender is a reporter at E&E News/Politico. She specializes in energy and environmental reporting, focusing on topics such as federal legislation, climate policy, and global warming, while also covering minerals and metals, and oil and gas issues. Robin's work has been featured in renowned outlets including Business Insider, Yahoo News, and POLITICO.
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The White House says it’s targeting the “premier research stronghold for left-wing climate lunacy.”
By: Robin Bravender
The White House says it’s targeting the “premier research stronghold for left-wing climate lunacy.”
“It was always going to be hard,” but it’s “time to hand it over,” said Theresa Pierno of the National Parks Conservation Association.
The green group’s court fight against an energy company is playing out as the Trump administration is pledging to crack down on nonprofits that break the
The president promised to fire bureaucrats and slash Biden-era policies. He went beyond what his critics feared in 2025.
By: Hannah Northey, Robin Bravender
Experts see the Venezuela takeover as a maneuver to curb Chinese influence in the region and boost U.S. access to oil and critical minerals.
Bryan Hubbell spent nearly 30 years at EPA before landing at Resources for the Future.
George David Banks is the new CEO of the American Council of Capital Formation.
The administration’s push to root out taxpayer fraud could potentially extend to scrutinizing energy and environmental funding.
The president huddled with oil industry leaders at the White House on Friday to discuss investing in Venezuela.
