Climate Corner: Perspectives of a new dad…one year in
Mar 7, 2026 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com As my son approaches his first birthday later this month, I’ve found myself doing a lot of reflecting on what’s been easier or harder than anticipated. The long nights, balancing a full-time… Read More
Climate Corner: Make energy policy boring again
Dec 20, 2025 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com Over the last decade, I would venture to guess that Americans have heard more about energy policy than ever before. One party’s moonshot solution to climate contrasted with the other party’s appeal… Read More
Climate Corner: An appeal to our better angels
Sep 20, 2025 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com Since the beginning of time, humans have had an inherent connection to the nature that surrounds them. Even modern humans hold innate primal instincts that connect us to the Earth in one… Read More
Climate Corner: Why not West Virginia? A comparison
Jun 21, 2025 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com As a lifelong West Virginian, I have a soft spot for seeing my state succeed. With all of its grit, tenacity and work ethic, there’s no reason that West Virginia shouldn’t be… Read More
Climate Corner: Dollars and (common) sense
Jan 4, 2025 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com With the 2024 elections behind us and a second Trump administration preparing to take control in a few short weeks, I find it to be a time of reflection on the last… Read More
Climate Corner: Finding common ground
Oct 12, 2024 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com To say that America has become more polarized in recent years isn’t breaking any new ground. The “us versus them” mentality has seeped into our political zeitgeist, bringing with it division among… Read More
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Climate Corner: Out-of-state interests win, real issues lose
May 30, 2026 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com With the primaries now behind us, I can’t say I’m entirely surprised by the outcomes. If West Virginia has taught us anything about politics in the last decade or more, it’s that… Read More