
Mike Lee
Reporter at E&E News
D-FW reporter for @eenewsupdates covering transportation -- policy, issues and politics. Formerly @Business, @Startelegram. Email me at mlee@eenews net.
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2 weeks ago |
thespoon.tech | Mike Lee
Sustainable, healthy foods won’t win through guilt trips alone—they need to be irresistible. Flavor is the most powerful force in our food system. Not nutrition labels, not health claims, not environmental impact. It’s flavor. It’s the gravitational force that decides what we eat, what gets produced, and what companies make billions from. You know how I know this?
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2 months ago |
revenueoperationsalliance.com | Mike Lee |Mike Lee
What if annual planning wasn’t just a necessary evil, but one of the most powerful levers for connection in your organization?(...) Become a member to see the rest Some of our content is only available to Revenue Operations Alliance members. Join the tribe to unlock this article and much more. Already a member? Awesome Sign in
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2 months ago |
politico.com | Mike Lee
A Nikola electric truck parked at a Forum Mobility EV charging site in Long Beach, California. | David Ferris/POLITICO's E&E News Electric trucking is facing a rough road as the Trump administration looks to dismantle the Biden-era carrots and sticks meant to boost the industry. But as anyone who has been stuck behind an 18-wheeler knows, slow and steady is what big trucks do.
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2 months ago |
scientificamerican.com | Benjamin Storrow |Sara Schonhardt |Mike Lee
CLIMATEWIRE | It’s tariff day in America. What form the new levies take remains to be seen, but this much is clear: President Donald Trump’s drive to impose tariffs on a broad range of imported products represents a new world order, one where America increasingly looks inward to make the goods it needs. That kind of transformation would almost certainly affect the global transition to green energy.
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Mar 11, 2025 |
scientificamerican.com | Mike Lee
CLIMATEWIRE | States on the East and West coasts are making better progress in cutting emissions from the transportation systems than the rest of the country. That's according to a report released Tuesday from the Natural Resources Defense Council. It highlighted those states' efforts in areas such as smart growth policies and the construction of electric vehicle chargers.
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