- Brad Plumer
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Brad Plumer is a reporter at the Washington Post writing about domestic policy, particularly energy and environmental issues.
The best sentences we read today
“It’s pretty much impossible to feel anger at someone for driving too slowly in front of you in traffic when you’ve just come from sanding your own coffin. “
The big problems with the farm bill
We’ve seen what the $956 billion farm bill does. Now let’s look at some of the criticisms.
Four takeaways from State Department’s review of the Keystone XL pipeline
The report found that blocking or approving the Keystone XL pipeline was unlikely to have a “significant” impact on climate change emissions.
The fight in Congress over flood subsidies
The Senate just voted to delay reforms to the flood-insurance program after widespread protests.
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Capital Citizen with Clinton Yates
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Talk about life and culture in the District with Post local columnist Clinton Yates.
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