Tyler Suiters
Clean Skies News Chief Correspondent Tyler Suiters contributes to The Energy Reports and Clean Skies Sunday. He also serves as the primary back-up news anchor. Tyler’s comprehensive reporting on energy legislation, and the legislators behind it, has made Clean Skies News a must-visit site for anyone keeping up with the U.S. Government’s response to the threat of climate change. Before joining Clean Skies, Tyler was the primary news anchor at KOCO TV in Oklahoma City, OK, where he also moderated locally and nationally televised senatorial, congressional and gubernatorial debates.
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CS Sunday: Getting off OilCan the U.S get off oil with the big cars we drive?
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CS Sunday: San Bruno ExplosionA push for new regulations after tragedy.
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Iceland is Rich with RenewablesIsland nation takes advantage of its geothermal, aquatic qualities.
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CS Sunday: Water Power and Green PoliceOne company churns the energy in the water to power businesses on shore.
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The Energy Report - 9/3/10The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will investigate this week's oil platform fire in the Gulf.
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Iceland: Land of RenewablesIceland gets virtually all of its energy from renewable sources.
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CS Sunday: Wheego WhipReady to Whip it? Take a ride on the Wheego Whip around Atlanta.
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Are Americans Clueless on Energy Use?A new study claims the public has wrong ideas on how to save energy.
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CS Sunday: The Gulf's New PlumeThe government says most of the oil from the Gulf leak is gone, but one group says not so fast.
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The Energy Report - 8/19/10Scientists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute say there's a 22 mile long oil plume meandering through the Gulf of Mexico.
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