Heather Richards is a Reporter at E&E. She covers offshore energy—including oil, natural gas, and wind—as well as drilling on public lands, drawing on her previous experience reporting on energy and the environment for The Casper Star-Tribune in Wyoming. Heather's work has been featured in notable publications such as T&D World, Scientific American, and POLITICO.
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Heather's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the energy sector, particularly in relation to the Biden administration. She also covers topics such as offshore wind power, Arctic drilling, and environmental protection.
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The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site in Buffalo gets a third of its budget from the federal government.
Texas outdoor groups and local officials have raised concerns about the Trump administration's plans to build a road through the Texas national park.
By: Heather Richards
The National Park Service issued new guidance limiting park communications with news organizations
By: Heather Richards, Kinnia Cheuk
The charges come after President Donald Trump has expressed displeasure with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's decision to drop charges against defendants related to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
By: Heather Richards
Residents have long sought a gravel road through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, which they say will allow them to get medical help during difficult winters.
Under new guidelines from the Trump administration, many new hires require approval from the director of the park service.
David Applegate served as the agency's director during the Biden administration. David Applegate, the chief scientist for the U.S.
By: Ian M. Stevenson, Heather Richards
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation made the stunning move after D.C. and Virginia balked over the project's potential harms.
The administration plans to begin construction before a court likely rules on whether it has authority to build the monument in that location.
By: Heather Richards
The president planned to close the public golf course in Washington Nov. 15 for overhaul.
