Coal, the Proven Path Out of Energy Poverty
In fact, the global demand and supply for coal reached an all-time high in 2022 for these reasons.1 Want more proof?
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Sponsored Content · 118th Congress
Advancing the potential for tobacco harm reduction.
In fact, our research estimates 53 percent of adult tobacco consumers ages 21+ are interested in completely switching from cigarettes to a smoke-free (non-combustible) tobacco product.1 According to a
Sponsored Content · 117th Congress
Superbugs: Policy Solutions To Tackle an Emerging Health Threat
The PASTEUR Act would increase resources for antibiotic stewardship programs and establish a subscription-style model for the government to pay upfront for access to antimicrobials.1 Patrick
Sponsored Content · 116th Congress
Why #BlanketChange is Necessary to Ensure the Health of Moms and Babies in Our Nation
[1] Story as recalled by Charles Johnson, husband of Kira and founder of 4Kira4Moms.
Video · 115th Congress
Lockheed Martin Space
By Lockheed Martin [jwp-video n=”1″] For more information, visit www.lockheedmartin.com/space.
Video · 115th Congress
Sponsored Content: Energy Decoded
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Video · 115th Congress
Sponsored: Tackling Mental Health Through Innovation
By Otsuka North America [jwp-video n=”1″] President & CEO Kabir Nath discusses Otsuka North America’s role in mental health care and how advocacy and industry is working together
Video · 114th Congress
Connolly: Trump an Existential Threat to Democracy
By Thomas McKinless [jwp-video n=”1″] Sitting down with Roll Calleditor-in-chief Melinda Henneberger, Rep. Gerald E.
Policy · 114th Congress
Time Is Not on Our Side: How to Get More Americans Saving for Retirement
too many Americans — nearly 40% of working households — still have no access to an employer-sponsored defined contribution (DC) plan, which has become the foundation for retirement savings in the U.S.1