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Michael Isaac Stein

New Orleans
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Investigative Reporter, previously with @VeriteNewsNOLA @TheLensNOLA @DSTodayUnion
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The Political Uses of Science

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By Mallory Bersi, Sandro Galea, Michael Isaac Stein
| publichealthpost.org
During the COVID-19 pandemic it often seemed as though science was at the heart of every public discussion. Public argument flared about the science behind novel vaccines, masking recommendations, and decisions around school closures. Much of this discussion was entirely reasonable debate about still contended and new science. But some of it was fueled by political actors, aiming to advance particular political—and heavily partisan—agendas.
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‘There’s no end in sight’: Entergy bills rising at historic pace

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By Michael Isaac Stein
| Louisiana Illuminator
NEW ORLEANS — You don’t need to be an expert to know energy costs in New Orleans are rising. Spend enough time at your closest grocery or dive bar and you’ll soon hear neighbors expressing shock at their latest Entergy bills. “Everyone’s feeling it,” said Logan Burke, executive director of the New Orleans-based Alliance for Affordable Energy.
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'There's no end in sight': Entergy bills rising at historic pace

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By Michael Isaac Stein
| Verite Verified
You don’t need to be an expert to know energy costs in New Orleans are rising. Spend enough time at your closest grocery or dive bar and you’ll soon hear neighbors expressing shock at their latest Entergy bills. “Everyone’s feeling it,” said Logan Burke, executive director of the New Orleans-based Alliance for Affordable Energy.
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