“The general makeup of the Science Advisory Board has changed significantly in the past two years,” said Genna Reed, a science and policy analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists. At a 2015 House Science Committee hearing, Christy described the study of climate change as a “murky” science. The advisory board will also now include Brant Ulsh, a health physicist at M.H. He estimated that the members of three different committees — the Scientific Advisory Board, the Clean Air Science Advisory Committee and the Board of Scientific Counselors — had collectively accepted $77 million in EPA grants over the past three years. FERC chairman Neil Chaterjee is scheduled to speak at the Energy Storage Association’s 2019 Energy Storage Policy Forum on Feb. 13.

Source: Washington Post February 01, 2019 12:56 UTC