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POSTPONED: Controversy! Covering Climate & Energy from the Nation’s Capital

Open to the Public

** This event has been postponed due to severe weather. Please stay tuned for rescheduled event information.

A talk and discussion with Coral Davenport, The New York Times’ Energy & Environment Correspondent, Washington Bureau.

Join us for an inside-look at the challenges of covering the controversial issues of climate change, energy and environment from Washington DC, including the latest battles between the Obama Administration and the Republican-led Congress.

Co-sponsored by The Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy

Date: Time: - Location: Malkin Penthouse, 4th Floor
POSTPONED: Controversy! Covering Climate & Energy from the Nation’s Capital

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** This event has been postponed due to severe weather. Please stay tuned for rescheduled event information.

Join us for an inside-look at the challenges of covering the controversial issues of climate change, energy and environment from Washington DC, including the latest battles between the Obama Administration and the Republican-led Congress.

Coral Davenport is one of the nation’s leading and most prolific reporters on the contentious issues in DC, the US and around the world: Obama’s climate initiatives; Keystone XL; Drilling in the Arctic & Atlantic; public opinion on climate change; proposed EPA regs on power plant emissions, ozone, methane; UN climate accords.  In other words, all things, energy, environment & climate.

Co-sponsored by The Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy

Refreshments served.