Jessica R. Towhey, Author at InsideSources

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Jessica R. Towhey

Jessica Towhey writes on education and energy policy for InsideSources.

Biden’s Electric Vehicle Plans May Collide With Environmental Policies
Despite Democrats’ Focus on Climate Change, Few Voters Considered It When Casting Ballots
After Forty Years, Rail Ready To Roll Past Staggers Act Regs
Environmentalists Decry ‘Untested’ Rail Transport of LNG Through Philly
Experts Throw Water on the ‘Record Wildfires’ Story
‘Biden Blackouts’ Could Accompany Green Energy Policies, Critics Say
Rail Reform Advocates Say Regulation Is Choking the Industry’s Access to Capital
Cruz: Biden Has Embraced AOC Energy Policies
Trump Cuts Environmental Reviews for Infrastructure Projects to Two Years
Exelon’s Push For Clean Energy Bill Sparks Cries of ‘Crony Capitalism’
NY, PA Offer Vastly Different Approaches to Natural Gas
As Oil Prices Plunge, Energy Job Losses Soar
Anti-Pipeline Rulings Put Thousands of Jobs at Risk
Exclusive: Updated Federal ‘Essential Worker’ Guidance Will Expand Energy Sector Definitions
New Report Says Green New Deal Would ‘Destroy’ Middle Class
New Report Says Green New Deal Would Hit N.H. Middle Class Hard
Bloomberg Privately Funds Attorneys in State AG Offices While Running for President
Judge Denies FOIA Request for Government Emails Regarding Bloomberg-Funded Attorneys in State Agencies
ExxonMobil Wins Big Against New York AG
Solar Gets Partial Reprieve From Tariffs on Imports
New Ruffalo Movie Derided As ‘Agenda-Tainment’
Green New Deal for Public Housing Also Promises Free High-Speed Internet and Bicycles
House Republicans Challenge Energy Regulator on Lack of Action on Electricity Grid Resilience
Natural Gas from Ohio River Valley Leads to $1.1T in Energy Savings: Report
Courts Wrong Forum to Solve Climate Change, Says Environmental Law Expert
Climate Change Not A Top Priority, New Poll Finds
Coal, Business Interests Support EPA in Legal Challenge to Affordable Clean Energy Rule
New Mexico Households Would Pay $70K in First Year of Green New Deal: Report
New Study Projects Green New Deal Will Cost Households in 5 States $70,000 in First Year
Can Virtual Charter Schools Fill a Need in Georgia?
Mississippi Approves Permit for New Wood Pellet Manufacturing Plant as Debate Continues Between Activists and Company
The Cycle of the Dishwasher Goes On and On … And On and On
Will HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Miniseries Impact Perceptions of Nuclear Power?
Coal-Funded Study Shows Higher Costs for Wind and Solar
Judge Says NY AG May Have to Turn Over Reports About Privately-Funded Lawyers
Taking the Fight Over ANWR to Twitter
Proposed Nuclear Bailouts in OH, PA Get Mixed Reactions From Industry
In Shift, Environmental Activists and Leonardo DiCaprio Target Renewable Energy Jobs in Mississippi
Study Looks At Social Costs Of Activist Protestors Against DAPL
Free-Market Groups Oppose House Democrats Efforts to Remain in Paris Climate Agreement
Federal Law Now Requires Schools to Track Students From Military Families
A Mortgage Company Where Careers Are Created
Grand Canyon University Completes Conversion From For-Profit School to Nonprofit
Career Tech Ed Gets a Boost in U.S. Senate Committee
House Committee Urged to Tread Carefully on Occupational Licenses
Higher Ed Reform Bill Stalled in U.S. House
Education Reform Hangs Tough in CA Statewide Race
Too Early to Tell Long-Term Gains of DC School Voucher Program
For-Profit College Conversions to Nonprofit Entities Attacked as Regulatory Shields
West Virginia Career Technical Ed Graduates Are Ready to Get Working
Former Education Secretaries Blast Lack of Vision, Leadership
In Maryland, Students Receive Help With Community College Tuition, But Remedial Education Remains a High Cost
Could Teacher Strikes Wind Up Backfiring?
Arizona’s Teachers Strike for Higher Pay, Increased Education Funding
Students at Defense Department Schools Outperform Peers in Public Schools
Arizona Teachers Could Be Next to Strike for Higher Wages
Reading, Math Scores on National Tests Show Little Improvement
Despite Pay Raise, Oklahoma Teachers Strike for Second Day
Will the Successor of No Child Left Behind Leave Behind Students With Disabilities?
Kentucky Looks to Keep Improving Education With New Plan
West Virginia Teacher Strike Ends. Now the Hard Work of Making Up Lost Time Begins.
New Federal Law Puts States In Charge of Education. But How Exactly Will It Work?
Will Ohio’s New Education Plan Improve Student Outcomes?
Some States Seeking Ways Around Full Compliance With Federal Education Law

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