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Mark Gongloff’s Biography

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Currently chief financial writer at The Huffington Post. Before that, 7 years at the Wall Street Journal, as blogger, columnist, reporter, editor, et cetera. Before that, four years at CNN/Money writing about Wall Street and the economy.

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Amazon, an ESG Stalwart, Will Soon Be a Polluter: Mark Gongloff

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By Mark Gongloff Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
If you put your money in climate-friendly investments to help you sleep at night, then please wake up: One of your most important holdings is about to become one of the country’s biggest carbon polluters. To run a data center in West Texas, Amazon.com Inc. has received permission to build an off-grid gas power plant with the capacity to pump 33 million metric tons of carbon-dioxide equivalent into the atmosphere every year.
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Mark Gongloff: Trump is aiding a golden age for renewable energy

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By Mark Gongloff Verified
| Pioneer Press Verified
Given America’s political environment, you would be forgiven for thinking the country has slipped into a dark age of energy recidivism; burning oil, gas and coal left and right; and tossing wind and solar farms on the scrap heap. In reality, this is looking a lot like a golden age for renewable energy in the U.S., not just in spite of the political winds but partly because of them.
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Puerto Rico's water crisis is a man-made disaster

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By Mark Gongloff Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
The average human being can't survive more than 72 hours without water. In Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands of U.S. citizens are being forced to go 48 hours without running water in their homes during a hot, dry summer while also enduring a shaky electrical grid. If such things were happening to a mainland population of similar size - Richmond, Virginia, say, or Cape Coral, Florida - it would be a political apocalypse. Because it's happening in Puerto Rico, it barely merits mention in the news.
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