- Brad Plumer
- Reporter
Brad Plumer is a reporter at the Washington Post writing about domestic policy, particularly energy and environmental issues.
How China’s hunt for raw materials is changing the world
A new book about China’s “resource quest” looks at the country’s search for raw materials overseas — and how that’s upending the global economy.
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An interview with New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert about her new book, “The Sixth Extinction.“
13 percent of Americans are eating pizza on any given day
It seems to be working -- on any given day 13 percent of the country is having a slice or two.
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Opinion columnist Eugene Robinson talked about politics and his latest columns.
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