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Climate and business reporter at @politico. Also a dad, cyclist, @penguild supporter, and lapsed Minnesotan (who's spending more time on 🦋)

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How an EPA project backfired, endangering drinking water with lead

How an EPA project backfired, endangering drinking water with lead

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Inside the anti-climate campaign against researchers

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By Chelsea Harvey Verified, Lesley Clark Verified, Corbin Hiar Verified
| POLITICO Verified
A POLITICO investigation reveals more than 100 open records requests demanding documents from climate scientists nationwide. Illustration by Claudine Hellmuth/POLITICO (source images via iStock) 09/28/2026 03:24 PM EDT Conservative organizations are filing open records requests by the dozens at public universities, demanding emails, research drafts, correspondence with law firms and other documents from academics studying climate change.
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Inside the anti-climate campaign against researchers

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By Chelsea Harvey Verified, Lesley Clark Verified, Corbin Hiar Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Conservative organizations are filing open records requests by the dozens at public universities, demanding emails, research drafts, correspondence with law firms and other documents from academics studying climate change. Targets and their allies say it's all an effort to undermine the role climate research is playing in litigation against U.S. fossil fuel companies.
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Behind closed doors, the politics of solar geoengineering are shifting

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By Corbin Hiar Verified
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Policymakers in the U.S. and European Union are considering technologies that limit sunlight as a potential tool to curb global warming — even if they're not yet willing to publicly say so, two former government insiders said Friday.
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