Juliet Eilperin
Reporter

Juliet Eilperin joined The Washington Post as the House of Representatives reporter, where she covered the impeachment of Bill Clinton, lobbying, legislation, and four national congressional campaigns. Since April of 2004 she has covered the environment for the national desk, reporting on science, policy and politics in areas including climate change, oceans, and air quality.

Latest by Juliet Eilperin

U.S. asked to protect great white sharks

U.S. asked to protect great white sharks

Juliet Eilperin

Three environmental groups petitioned NOAA late Monday to list the West Coast population of great white sharks under the Endangered Species Act.

Plan would ban drilling on half of Alaska petroleum reserve

Plan would ban drilling on half of Alaska petroleum reserve

Juliet Eilperin

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar’s proposal to manage the nearly 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve allows for new oil and gas drilling on half while putting the rest off-limits.

Shark fin delicacy worries scientists

Shark fin delicacy worries scientists

Juliet Eilperin

The soup served in D.C. and other major cities may be made from a threatened species of sharks.

Shark Week turns 25

Shark Week turns 25

Juliet Eilperin

The Discovery Channel seeks to keep its annual shark fest relevant by building an alliance with conservationists.

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