Sammy Roth
@sammyroth.bsky.social
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Climate writer focused on clean energy. Formerly L.A. Times and Palm Springs Desert Sun. Hosted Boiling Point and The Hatch podcasts. Dodgers fan, mountain hiker, Disneyland aficionado.
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Well, folks, personal news: After 7 years, today is my last day with @latimes.com.

It's been a privilege working with some of the world's best journalists at my hometown paper. Thank you to everyone who's read and supported my work.

I'm not done telling climate stories. More news to come.
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Big big story.

Also, it's like I wrote a few weeks ago..."energy dominance" is a giant lie. Democrats and renewable energy companies should stop pretending it's a real thing. www.latimes.com/environment/...
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the goal is to play baseball, not end the game, sorry
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This is part of why I like the regular season extra runner because .. in theory, extra inning games that go on very long sounds fun, but in practice, they all just start to look like *this.*
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Starting to think there is an energy emergency in the United States. Electric demand is soaring and the government is trying to kill the cheapest, fastest-available energy sources.

Feel free to run with that, people with PR budgets.
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So many statements like this from elected Democrats. What do they want to hear that hasn't already been said? "Guys, we hate solar power, we're going to block solar power."
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Yes, information is definitely what’s lacking here, this will help
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Nevada Sen. @cortezmasto.senate.gov calls on Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to provide more information about the gigantic solar project in her state that just got axed with zero public explanation (via @lasvegassun.bsky.social)
In a statement sent to the Las Vegas Sun, U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto lambasted the administration’s “lack of transparency” and urged Burgum to provide clarity.

“Solar energy production makes electric bills cheaper, creates good-paying jobs, and drives economic growth,” Cortez Masto said.