John Stang is a freelance writer who often covers state government and the environment. His work primarily focuses on energy policy and regulation, including topics such as consumer health, nuclear energy, and renewable energy. John’s insights and reporting have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Crosscut, and The Spokesman-Review.
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John Stang's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, specifically in Washington State. He frequently covers topics related to cap-and-trade, climate change, legislation, and carbon pricing within the state. Given his focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to interviews or commentary from experts with insights into these specific areas of interest within Washington State.
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Hanford begins turning waste into benign glass
Then came cost overruns, construction problems, and one of the biggest municipal bond defaults in Wall Street history in 1983.
Washington spent much of the 1970s trying to become a center for nuclear power, with plans for five huge fission reactors at Richland and Satsop.
At least seven city councils have grappled with whether to remove fluoride from drinking water. Dental experts point to benefits and say the mineral is safe at levels used in the U.S.
By: John Stang
Dental experts point to the benefits of fluoride in drinking water and say the mineral is safe at levels used in the U.S.
Brandi Kruse tried to join the Olympia press corps she despises. It didn’t work.
Cuts that Republicans in the U.S. House are seeking to the nuclear cleanup at Washington's Hanford site would go deeper than steep reductions the Trump administration proposed.
A uranium enrichment plant is expected to begin operations at the Hanford nuclear reservation in roughly two years. However, it appears that either no officials in Washington know much of anything abo
By: John Stang
Free news: This story was produced by Columbia Insight, whose mission is to inform and inspire readers with original, balanced journalism about environmental issues affecting the Pacific Northwest with a
By: John Stang
Radio host Ari Hoffman of KVI AM 570 news radio fired the first shot Aug.18 in a barrage of complaints to the state government that allege “the legacy media” is cheating on Washington's campaign finance laws.
