Daniel Moore
AXIOS
Energy/climate policy reporter
Washington, D.C.
August 2024 to present
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BLOOMBERG
Energy reporter
Washington D.C.
Sept. 2021 - July 2024
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Scoop: Manchin blocks FERC chair's renomination | PDF (Nov. 10, 2022)
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Mountain Valley Pipeline may be last of its kind - if it survives | PDF
(Aug. 4, 2022)
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Threat of Summer Blackouts Looms Over FERC Chair’s Renomination | PDF (July 12, 2022)
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Russian Uranium Dominance Leaves U.S. Scrambling to Catch Up | PDF (March 11, 2022)
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Offshore wind threatened by transmission bottlenecks | PDF
(Dec. 7, 2021)
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When is a pipeline really needed?| PDF (Oct. 28, 2021)
PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
Business reporter, D.C. bureau chief
Pittsburgh, Pa. and Washington, D.C.
October 2014 to September 2021
SPOKANE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
Reporting intern
Spokane, Wash.
May to August 2014
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Drought takes toll on wheat fields, farmers see stunted crops
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Tracking trouble: Proposed rail bridges seek to decrease traffic
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Missionaries don't let ‘Book of Mormon’ distract from work
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Winds test fire crews: Zero containment on fast-moving fire
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‘It’s all gone’: Fire prompts evacuations in central Washington
LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER
Editorial intern
Lexington, Ky.
May to August 2012
Behind the scenes at the Miss Kentucky pageant
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Picking up the pieces: How West Liberty came together after a freak tornado
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Kentucky Speedway leaves ‘Carmageddon’ in the dust
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COVID-19 outbreaks in nursing homes turn focus to federal oversight
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In COVID-19 response, VA’s strengths and vulnerabilities come to the forefront
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Bob Casey finds his party at a crossroads in 2020.
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Inside Trump's White House signing of a partial trade deal with China
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Why U.S. Steel is pouring $1 billion into the aging Mon Valley Works
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Sour milk: Dairy farms face crisis amid low prices as suppliers pull out
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The United Mine Workers' training center is leaving coal behind
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STUDENT PRESS LAW CENTER
Editorial intern
Washington D.C.
January to April 2013
New form of campus activism as students tap into technology
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The other side of student media independence: when your boss is a non-profit board
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Confessions websites pop up, proving everyone has something to share
