Hannah Northey is a Reporter at E&E News. She covers the nexus of water policy and politics, focusing on issues such as wetlands and climate change, while also having a background in energy policy and Congress. Her work has been featured in POLITICO, Scientific American, and other notable outlets.
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Hannah Northey predominantly covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to climate change, electric vehicles, mineral resources, environmental protection, and government policies. Her topics also include finance & economy as well as politics.
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President Donald Trump has made no secret of his disdain for the EV sector. But one of his major policy initiatives is now poised to bolster the same companies he's put on the back foot.
The rule has emerged as a lightning rod among industry and health advocates.
Lawmakers questioned whether federal agencies have waived rules to assess financial risk and manage potential conflict of interest.
By: Hannah Northey, Jacob Wendler, James Bikales
One of President Donald Trump 's major policy initiatives is poised to bolster an industry he's long undermined: the electric vehicle sector, our colleagues Hannah Northey and James Bikales report.
By: Ian M. Stevenson, Hannah Northey
Two companies have filed claims in both the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments.
By: Ian M. Stevenson, Hannah Northey
The Minnesota governor signed an order that halts permitting of mining projects near the pristine wilderness, undermining a top priority for President Donald Trump and Republicans.
The Trump administration is racing to open domestic and international waters to mining. Conservation groups and some local officials say it’s too risky.
Environmental groups are fighting the mine and warning it would harm vulnerable species. A judge has given the project the green light.
By: Hannah Northey, James Bikales
The Trump administration has doled out billions for mining and critical mineral processing companies. Democrats are eager to win back Congress and turn up
The Trump administration has doled out billions for mining and critical mineral processing companies. Democrats are eager to win back Congress and turn up
