Oversight Hearing on “Examining Access to Oil and Gas development on Federal Lands”
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Arctic Report December 12, 2016
In his talk about climate change, Christo Artusio, Director of the Office of Global Change in the U.S. State Department, said that the issue’s basic tenants will remain the same regardless of which political party controls the U.S. government, even though the overall message might change.
Artusio’s presentation was hosted by the Environmental Energy Study Institute. His office
handles U.S. government climate change negotiations and assists other nations in adapting to and mitigating climate change effects. Artusio has worked on climate negotiations under the past three presidents.
Department of Energy FY2017 Budget Request
Secretary Ernest Moniz’s Summary of the U.S. Depart of Energy’s FY2017 Budget Request The FY2017 DOE budget request is for $32.5 billion in discretionary spending, which is $747 million more from the enacted 2016 budget. Unlike previous budgets, the FY2017 budget contains … Read More
Electricity Use in Rural and Islanded Communities: A Workshop Supporting the Quadrennial Energy Review
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