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WAMC Bureau Chief Discusses Energy Costs and Geopolitics in Sullivan County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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While in Sullivan County, WAMC's Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief, Elias Guerra, discussed current events with Bill Haupt, Christy Hendrix-Davis, and Gwen Howis. The conversation focused on the upcoming elections and the rising cost of energy, including oil and electricity. Guerra also raised the issue of American dependence on oil and renewables due to the war in Iran.

From wamc.org

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The discussion highlighted voter concerns regarding the affordability of energy prices amid global instability. The conversation also touched upon the influence of the Middle East war on global energy markets and policy.

From wamc.org

Who's involved

  • WAMCPublic radio network whose bureau chief was discussing energy concerns.
  • Sullivan CountyCounty where the WAMC bureau chief was conducting interviews.
  • Middle EastGeopolitical region whose conflict is cited as raising energy concerns.

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