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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