Angel Gonzalez helps lead the coverage of the energy industry for one of the world's top financial information services. In this basics package, he shares his insider secretes and tips for covering the beat.
This is the third in a four-part series by Colin Tetreault on energy and its effects on the business world. Tetreault holds a Master of Arts from Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability and is a sustainability consultant and expert to numerous organizations. No single source of energy is without consequences from its respective production. The move to protect natural [...]
This is the second in a four-part series by Colin Tetreault on energy and its effects on the business world. Tetreault holds a Master of Arts from Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability and is a sustainability consultant and expert to numerous organizations. The hard truth of our energy situation is that our thirst and desire for energy is increasing. [...]
This is the first in a four-part series by Colin Tetreault on energy and its effects on the business world. Tetreault holds a Master of Arts from Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability and is a sustainability consultant and expert to numerous organizations. Energy. It’s the singular force that helps keep our lives running smoothly. It brings cool [...]
This is the fourth in a four-part series by Colin Tetreault on energy and its effects on the business world. Tetreault holds a Master of Arts from Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability and is a sustainability consultant and expert to numerous organizations. So far in this series, we have discussed supply, efficiency and environmental protection and how each relate [...]
Several job opportunities caught my eye recently – one specifically business, the others are for investigative positions .. and we all know that often means business. Follow the money in any investigation and business comes into view. Here is some information about the jobs from the news organizations who are searching for reporters. OIL & [...]
This Wonkbook post caught my eye the other day; it notes that according to a recent Energy Information Administration report, the U.S. in 2011 got more of its power from renewable energy sources than from nuclear sources for the first time in decades. As the post points out, fossil fuels still provide most of the [...]
The free workshop, “Covering the Green Economy,” was originally held at the InterContinental Miami Hotel on Oct. 19, 2011. This training was hosted by the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) and held during their annual conference.
It’s nearly post time and the reindeer are nearing the starting gate! One more full week of pre-holiday coverage and Christmas 2011 will be a wrap. You know about the last-minute shopping stories, the gift-card policy round-ups and other old favorites (and there’s a reason they are; they’re useful to our audience) – but if [...]
“In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, it’s drill, baby, drill.
The drilling that began there in September is not for oil, but for gold, silver, copper and nickel.”
That’s how Tina Lam of the Detroit Free Press starts her two-part series looking at how mineral prices and demand for smartphones, stainless-steel appliances and hybrid cars have contributed to a resurgence in mining for these metals. Her series explores the topic from all angles: environmental, financial benefits to the state, employment and so on.
