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Daniel J. Goldstein

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Dan Goldstein has spent more than 10 years covering business and energy stories, from the Gulf Oil spill to the Enron meltdown to the California power crisis. His work has appeared in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg News, and EnergyNOW! the TV newsmagazine covering energy and the environment. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz.

Recent Spotlight Articles

October 27, 2011
Billions loaned to Calif. energy projects in wake of Solyndra
The U.S. Department of Energy has moved ahead with $4.5 billion in new loans for clean energy projects in California – despite the recent bankruptcy of Silicon Valley-based Solyndra. The new loans all were approved last month during the final days of a federal program created with stimulus money. Reporter Dan Goldstein has the story.

Recent News Posts

May 30, 2012
Nuclear plant operators haven't reassessed quake risk, report says
April 19, 2012
GSA sought Solyndra contracts despite White House objections
March 8, 2012
Energy secretary was 'nervous' about supplier deal with Solyndra
February 14, 2012
Nearly $3B in energy loans could default
January 30, 2012
Job safety program works when enforced, study finds
January 18, 2012
White House knew of Solyndra's pre-election layoff plans
December 14, 2011
Bankrupt solar company Solyndra subpoenaed
December 1, 2011
Solyndra investor made frequent White House visits, records show
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