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Jennifer Kushinka

Jennifer Kushinka

Verified

News Anchor, This Morning with Gordon Deal

New Jersey

Final Covers

Sexuality , Dating, Lifestyle , Lgbtq, Wellness, Sex Work , Relationships, Queer Events

Doesn’t Cover

I'm not averse to anything.

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Content

Total articles 183

  • Oil and gas demand higher than ever

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified| WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified The International Energy Agency says demand for fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal will hit an all-time high before 2030. That's notable progress for the global fight against climate change, but it's not fast enough to keep global warming within the internationally supported target. The IEA says the age of seemingly relentless growth of fossil fuels is set to come to an end this decade, bringing with it significant implications for the global energy sector.

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified · WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA)

    Sep. 13, 2023

  • New Orleans economic report, Biden moves to ban more oil drilling

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified| WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified Economic activity in the New Orleans area grew modestly over the past six weeks, according to Fed's latest assessment of regional economies. Labor markets improved, and wage pressures eased. Retail sales were robust, and new auto sales were strong. Domestic leisure travel slowed, while international and business travel rose.

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified · WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA)

    Sep. 07, 2023

  • Oil and gas demand higher than ever

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified| WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified The International Energy Agency says demand for fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal will hit an all-time high before 2030. That's notable progress for the global fight against climate change, but it's not fast enough to keep global warming within the internationally supported target. The IEA says the age of seemingly relentless growth of fossil fuels is set to come to an end this decade, bringing with it significant implications for the global energy sector.

    By Jennifer Kushinka Verified · WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA)

    Sep. 13, 2023

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This Morning with Gordon Deal