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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Timothy Cama's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in the context of energy policy, climate change, and related political topics. His articles often revolve around how these policies intersect with prominent political figures like Joe Manchin or Donald Trump.
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The former president questioned protections for the delta smelt.
Several committees are planning to showcase administration critics.
The president of the influential advocacy group had spent nearly two decades at the helm.
Joe Mendelson is a longtime energy and environment attorney.
At a House hearing on the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, the agency’s inspector general invoked his experience as a prosecutor of financial crimes.
By: Timothy Cama, Adam Aton
Environmental groups, facing a sluggish start to the 2024 election cycle, have seen a dramatic fundraising rebound after Vice President Kamala Harris took over the Democratic ticket from President Biden.
“The simple truth is: In America, it takes too long, and it costs too much to build,” said the vice president and Democratic presidential nominee.
Lawmaker retirements have put prominent seats in play.
By: Amelia Davidson, Garrett Downs, Timothy Cama
Democrats are playing defense this election cycle, with energy prices, renewables and the Green New Deal being featured in tight contests.
Vice presidential nominee Tim Walz uttered the phrase during his debate with Republican JD Vance.
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