Timothy Cama is a reporter for E&E News and Yahoo News, with a focus on multinational issues in the United States. His work has also been featured in Energy News Network, POLITICO, and POLITICO Europe. Timothy covers a range of topics including energy, climate change, and environmental policy, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the nation.
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The president-elect picked former Rep. Lee Zeldin of New York to lead the agency. Democrats were quick to pounce.
By Emma Dumain, Timothy Cama, Kelsey Brugger | 11/13/2024 06:32 AM EST
The math is once again hard for the party, though not impossible.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy want to eliminate most of the government.
A fellow progressive may challenge Rep. Raúl Grijalva for the top Democratic spot on Natural Resources.
She backed oil and gas projects in her home state, but came up short against Republican Nick Begich III.
Mary Peltola, the incumbent Democrat, backed oil and gas projects in her home state.
The subcommittee will support President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed “Department of Government Efficiency.”
The incoming class includes a Republican who has promoted renewable energy and a Democrat who helped craft the Paris climate accords.
An opponent of offshore wind, a metals recycler and the head of an oil and gas company all donated to Zeldin’s campaigns.
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