Kate Willson

Reporter  International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

Kate Willson joined the Center for Public Integrity in 2007 as an investigative reporting fellow after a career in newspapers during which time she received more than 20 regional and national first-place awards for her investigative, enterprise, and crime reporting. She has reported from Central and South America as well as Southeast Asia. Willson received a bachelor’s in French from Oregon State University and a master’s in international print journalism from American University. Having lived in France and Belgium and worked extensively in Colombia, she is fluent in both French and Spanish.

Industry climate change reps "loitering" instead of lobbying

A look at the different business interests at Copenhagen and how they have worked to affect the treaty

A look at an emerging industry player: Global carbon markets

A Duke Energy representative talks to ICIJ about what they hope to get out of a climate treaty

Members of the agricultural industry explain their process for lobbying, both in their home countries, and in Copenhagen

The ICIJ team in Copenhagen talks to representatives from the electric and natural gas industries to learn what they want out of a potential

Alternative energy groups describe their strategies for making their messages heard in Copenhagen and beyond

A look at domestic lobbying efforts, ahead of Copenhagen conference

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