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In the Media

People talk to me. I talk to people.

Webinar on Orphan Wells and Greenhouse Gases

ClimateXChange

Orphaned oil and gas infrastructure, climate change, and mass unemployment are big problems that require big solutions.

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June 12, 2020

Podcast Interview on a Federal Dredge Fleet

SeaChange Radio 

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Alex Wise and I discuss the inadequate number of boats known as “hopper dredges,” look at the relationship between dredging and the region’s oil and gas industry, and examine what policies could turn things around before the next major hurricane hits the Big Easy.

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June 2, 2020

Don’t Bail Out Oil and Gas — Use the Money for Environmental Cleanup Instead

Truthout Magazine 

Sharon Zhang and I talk about confronting big problems with big solutions.  

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Planned declines could create new opportunities for these workers.

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April 26, 2020

Exxon Now Wants to Write the Rules for Regulating Methane Emissions

DeSmogBlog

Justin Mikulka's amazing reporting.

“Regulatory capture isn't really the problem,” Milliken Biven said. “The system was designed to work for industry so regulatory capture isn't even required.”

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March 16, 2020

As Coronavirus Worsened, Trump Admin Pushed Offshore Drilling and Gas Exports

DeSmogBlog

Steve Horn is at it again.

With major cities and states issuing stay-at-home orders as coronavirus cases have swept throughout the United States, the Trump Administration opened the floodgates for more offshore drilling and issued a permit for a long contested gas export project.

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March 16, 2020

Bob Marshall: A new boom in offshore energy jobs? Here's how it might happen

The Advocate

A breakthrough in offshore energy production has the potential to ignite an explosive economic revival across south Louisiana, sending tens of thousands of idled oil and gas workers back into high-paying jobs.

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September 29, 2019

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