Allison Prang
Reporter and Writer at Freelance
Reporter + writer in D.C. covering climate, policy, business + more. @mujschool grad. #OCD fighter. My boss is a pug. Email: [email protected].
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1 week ago |
ncronline.org | Allison Prang |Michael Sean Winters
Relief organizations and others have been sounding the alarm on the human toll from the Trump administration's pullback in humanitarian aid funding, which has affected a range of work around the world and has ultimately resulted in deaths. One of the people raising concerns is Brooke Nichols, a Boston University associate professor of global health who models infectious diseases and used to work on a program funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development herself.
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1 week ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Allison Prang
Relief organizations and others have been sounding the alarm on the human toll from the Trump administration's pullback in humanitarian aid funding, which has affected a range of work around the world and has ultimately resulted in deaths. One of the people raising concerns is Brooke Nichols, a Boston University associate professor of global health who models infectious diseases and used to work on a program funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development herself.
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1 month ago |
tahlequahdailypress.com | Allison Prang
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and his team have signaled a strong interest in continuing to strengthen federal support for nuclear power, an energy source Democratic states are increasingly open to expanding. The administration’s loudly pro-nuclear position creates a rare point of overlap between Trump and his predecessor, Joe Biden, whose signature legislation funded hundreds of millions in tax credits for low-carbon energy sources, including nuclear power.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Allison Prang
The Climate Fix is our -a- to the most important solutions to climate change across the world. Have comments about what we should cover? Email us at [email protected]. At a time when President Trump's tariff policies have caused parts of the global trade system to grind to a halt, the shipping industry has been on a less-noticed campaign to cut its carbon emissions.
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1 month ago |
athensmessenger.com | Allison Prang
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Efforts to end some IRA tax credits threaten a new GA solar panel recycling factory. Republicans voted for the recent tax-cut bill that would end the credits, but it doesn't seem they'll face blowback from Georgians back home, @LFFriedman reports for NYT. https://t.co/08q9U5oFLO
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