Webinar: 2022 Outlook for Energy & Environment Policy and Regulation
The Biden Administration kicked off its first year with an emphasis on energy and climate policy. Now that the mid-term elections are on the horizon, will there be substantial progress this year?
ConservAmerica hosted a discussion with government affairs experts Adam Ingols and Scott Segal, and climate policy reporters Lesley Clark and Justin Worland, on Wednesday, January 12, for a conversation on the outlook for energy and environment legislation and regulation in 2022. The discussion addressed some of the challenges that may stand in the way of implementation of current policy, what issues may have an effect on Congressional action as we approach the fall, and upcoming and pending court cases that will impact the policy framework.
Speakers:
Adam Ingols is a government relations and energy policy expert with extensive experience in the legislative and executive branches of government. This includes his work for the Speaker of the House, White House, and at the Department of Energy, where he handled issues ranging from fossil and renewable fuels policy to civilian and military nuclear matters.
Scott Segal is head of the Policy Resolution Group and founder of the strategic communications practice at Bracewell. He has more than two decades of experience across a broad range of policy and communications issues, with particular experience dealing with energy, the environment, and natural resources.
Lesley Clark is a reporter covering the emerging field of climate law for E&Eās Climatewire. She previously focused on energy, politics, the White House and the Department of Energy at E&E's Energywire. She began her career covering business issues at the Orlando Sentinel and then state government and politics at the Miami Herald.
Justin Worland is a senior correspondent at TIME, covering climate change and the intersection of policy, politics, and society. He previously was a writer and reporter for Time as well as The Harvard Crimson and for CQ Roll Call.
Jeff Kupfer is the president of ConservAmerica.
From left to right: Adam Ingols, Scott Segal, Lesley Clark, and Justin Worland.