EcoRight Speaks podcast – energy and climate reporter Emma Dumain

  • Published on April 18th, 2023

As long-time listeners of the show know, our producer Price Atkinson and I both have mad love and respect for journalists and we realized it had been a while since we’d had one on the show. Enter state right, Emma Dumain, who covered our ED Bob Inglis when she was on the South Carolina congressional beat for the Charleston Post and Courier.

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Emma is currently on the energy and environment beat for E&E News, so we caught up with her on recent activities in Congress (including House passage of HR 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act) and other topics sure to come up this Congress.

Have a listen and enjoy!

Coming up next week: I have been waiting to talk to this Montana based, letters-to-the-editor writing collab featuring our EcoRight Leadership Council member Kyle McIntyre, American Conservation Coalition’s Karly Matthews and Hattie Hobart, plus CCL’s Alex Amonette. They talk about what connects them, what motivates them, and how their efforts are being received (spoiler: they are crushing it).

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(Re-posted from RepublicEN, an organization committed to growing U.S. conservative climate leadership.)

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