What climate issues are on midterm election ballots? Co-host Jake Bolster discusses local and national concerns with Iowa reporter Anika Jane Beamer and the Environmental Voter Project.
Welcome to Inside Climate, a podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News. This year’s midterm elections are quickly approaching and control of Congress and state houses across the nation is up for grabs. Environmental issues could play a role in the outcome—they could bring more voters to the polls or change voting patterns in unexpectedly competitive races.
Inside Climate News’ Iowa reporter, Anika Jane Beamer, and Nathaniel Stinnett of the Environmental Voter Project break down what we might see on the first Tuesday in November…
Source: Inside Climate News
Authors: Jake Bolster, Anika Jane Beamer, Nathaniel Eisen
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