State Agency Coverage
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State regulatory agencies are government bodies shaping and overseeing various industry sectors to ensure compliance with laws, regulations, and standards within that state. State agencies like the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), Public Utilities Commission (PUC), and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wield significant influence over numerous environmental and energy issues such as oil and gas, water and land management, mining, and climate regulations through their regulatory and policy-making strategies.
E&E News’ dedicated state agency coverage ensures that professionals and policymakers stay informed on the latest developments, trends, and debates within these agencies.
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E&E News’ exclusive energy and environment coverage is dedicated to providing policy professionals with the insights you need to be proactive in policy conversations, rather than react to them.
Some of the topics we cover across our 5 publications include:
- Climate change initiatives
- Electric vehicles
- Endangered species
- Environmental social and corporate governance
- Natural resource protection
- Oil, gas, and mining regulations
- Public land management
- Water management and conservation
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Trusted, exclusive coverage of state agencies is essential for professionals and policymakers who are tasked with developing impactful strategies for the future. By staying informed about state-level actions and trends, subscribers can anticipate state and federal regulatory changes, identify emerging policy trends, and mitigate risks. With an E&E News subscription, you gain access to unparalleled reporting that empowers you to navigate the complex landscape of environmental and energy policy with confidence.
Local Coverage,
National Impact
Our team of on-the-ground reporters are committed to providing
in-depth and exclusive coverage of key state agencies. E&E News reporters cover agencies in energy-producing states like Colorado, California, and Texas, which often direct the national conversation on energy policy. Our accomplished journalists report from Florida on how the state’s agencies set policies to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Policies from states not only impact their respective states but also exceed federal regulations and initiatives thus influencing national policy. From wildfires in California to extreme weather events in the northeast, we follow the stories, government responses, and policy implications so you don’t have to.
By focusing on these agencies, we aim to provide our audience with the insights and analysis you need to navigate the complex landscape of environmental governance and national conversations
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E&E News delivers comprehensive, in-depth, and on-the-ground reporting to its subscribers. Our expert team of journalists is dedicated to uncovering trends and stories that have far-reaching implications across multiple states. Reporters cover a range of complex issues that drive the debates over natural gas exports, offshore drilling & wind, electric vehicles, renewable energy, and more.
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