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Sibi Arasu covers climate, environment and renewable energy-related issues for the Associated Press. He is based in Bengaluru, India and has reported on climate change for various Indian newspapers and many international outlets as an independent journalist before joining the Associated Press in 2022. He has written extensively about solar power, the energy transition in India and beyond, efforts made by communities and individuals to adapt to or mitigate climate impacts among other issues. He has also covered the United Nations climate talks for the Associated Press. Sibi’s work has garnered several accolades, ranging from India’s Red Ink awards to the United Nations Correspondent Award.
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Hilary Beaumont is an investigative journalist covering the climate crisis. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Rolling Stone, VICE News, The New Republic, High Country News and more.In 2021, she won a SEAL Environmental Journalism Award, which recognizes journalists who produce impactful work and bring a fresh perspective to the climate beat. She is a Pulitzer Center grantee exploring how climate change is destroying the ice roads that supply Indigenous communities. Her work includes coverage of the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires for The Guardian and Al Jazeera, an investigation for The Guardian revealing how the fossil fuel industry helped to spread anti-protest laws, and a Rolling Stone investigation focusing on the first environmental activists killed by police in the United States.
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Mie Hoejris Dahl is a Danish freelance journalist based in Mexico City. She covers Latin America for international outlets like The Economist, Foreign Policy, Mongabay, The Christian Science Monitor, Al Jazeera, Bloomberg investigations and others. She is specialized in public health, climate and environmental topics, crime, economics and politics. She holds a Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
Website: https://www.miedahl.com/
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miedahl/
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Kirsten Errick is a Renewable Energy and Climate Reporter for Platts, part of S&P Global Commodity Insights. Based in Washington, DC, Kirsten covers solar power. She is focused on solar developers, manufacturers, residential companies, projects, policies and utilities as they relate to solar. She has reported on the Inflation Reduction Act's tax credits and the role of these incentives for the solar industry. She also writes data articles about solar development in the US. Kirsten has closely followed the antidumping and countervailing duty trade case for solar cells from four Southeast Asian countries. She is closely covering the impact of the new administration's tariffs on solar. She is curious about the role of solar to meet growing energy demand and the geopolitical and policy environment around solar. Previously, she reported on various government agencies and also covered litigation, mergers, and acquisitions.Kirsten holds a Master's in Professional Studies in Journalism from Georgetown University and a BA in Communication from Villanova University.
www.linkedin.com/in/kirstenerrick ; X: @KirstenErrick ; BlueSky: kirstenerrick.bsky.social
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Andrea Jaramillo is a reporter at Bloomberg News where she focuses mainly on covering energy in Colombia. Based in Bogotá, she has reported on the nation's push for a fast transition away from fossil fuels, the challenges the country faces regarding its wind energy ambitions as well as other stories related to the environment. She holds a master's degree in Environmental Economics from a joint program between Universidad de los Andes and University of Maryland.
Twitter: @anjaralop
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Claire Hao is a reporter at the Houston Chronicle covering the Texas power grid, renewable energy and the energy transition.Claire previously spent a year on the climate and environment team of the San Francisco Chronicle. She has written for the news desks of Bloomberg Law and the Chicago Tribune as well as for the editorial board of the Washington Post. Claire graduated from the University of Michigan.
Twitter: @clairehao_ (https://x.com/clairehao_) ; LinkedIn: claire-hao (https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-hao/)
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Steve Howe covers climate, weather and the Great Lakes at the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, where he blends daily explainers with enterprise reporting on topics of environmental justice, renewable energy and unusual meteorological and astronomical events. In previous positions, he covered federal, state and local politics and government, as well as law enforcement, at several newspapers in New York and Utah. Steve holds a BS in Journalism from Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Jeff Lagerquist is a Senior Reporter for Yahoo Finance Canada. He covers Canada's oil and gas sector, the energy transition, and adoption of electric vehicles, in addition to general reporting on Toronto Stock Exchange-listed companies. Prior to joining Yahoo Canada, he worked as a writer and reporter for CTV News, BNN Bloomberg, and the Financial Post. Lagerquist is a graduate of Ryerson University's School of Journalism. (Since renamed Toronto Metropolitan University.)
Twitter: https://x.com/jefflagerquist
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Georgina McCartney is an energy reporter at Reuters, based in Houston. She mainly covers U.S. crude markets, writing about supply, demand trends. Before joining the Reuters’ Commodities and Energy team in December 2023, she covered oil products markets at Argus Media in London. Georgina is a graduate of University College London, from the UK and plays rugby.
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Siyi Liu is an Asia Energy Correspondent at Reuters, based in Singapore. Her reporting focuses on the complex interplay between geopolitics and energy markets, with a particular emphasis on oil supply and demand dynamics across Asia. Originally from China, she holds a Master’s degree in Financial Journalism from City, University of London.
Twitter @liu_siyi0319
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Callie Patteson is an energy and environment reporter with the Washington Examiner, where she co-authors a daily newsletter widely covering energy and environmental policy, administrative and agency activities, major industry moves, as well as the various challenges brought on by the effects of climate change. Her reporting has also been featured in Fast Company, Non-Profit Quarterly Magazine, the New York Post, TODAY.com, and more. She holds a joint master's degree in journalism from Aarhus University, Denmark, and the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, and received her bachelor's from The King's College, New York. Based in Washington D.C., Callie grew up in southern New Hampshire and is a lifelong Red Sox fan.
Twitter: @CalliePatteson
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Keaton Peters is a reporter for Straight Arrow News, based in Austin, Texas covering climate change and the energy industry. His work has been featured in numerous publications including the Texas Tribune, Inside Climate News and Canary Media. Peters originally hails from a small town in the Sierra Nevada mountains in eastern California. He has an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley and a master’s in journalism from UT Austin.
Twitter/X: @keatonpeters; Bluesky: @keatonpeters; Instagram: @bykeatonpeters
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Olivia Rudgard is a reporter at Bloomberg News covering climate change. Based in London, she focuses on the consumer aspects of climate and energy, asking how climate change is also changing everyday life. Her stories include a look at how heat pumps could be made more marketable and how dads are becoming a driving force of community climate action. Before joining Bloomberg, she spent eight years at the Telegraph where she covered beats including personal finance and religious affairs, and also spent two years reporting on technology companies from San Francisco.
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Shilpa Samant is the Energy Correspondent at The Economic Times, India’s foremost financial daily. Based in New Delhi, she covers developments in the country’s energy transition and their broader economic implications. Her reporting primarily focuses on clean energy and emerging technologies, combining in-depth journalism with strong analytical insight. Prior to joining The Economic Times, she served as a commodity pricing specialist at S&P Global, where she conducted extensive research on India’s recycled plastics market. Her work contributed to the launch of the country’s first free-on-board benchmark price for recycled PET.
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Francisco Sequera is an associate price reporter within the Energy Transition & Renewables team at S&P Global Commodity Insights in Mexico City. His expertise lies in Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) in the USA and I-RECs in Latin America, he also has a keen interest in energy policy and electricity market analysis with over five years of experience focusing on the Mexico and Texas markets. Francisco is skilled in Python and before joining S&P he developed models to optimize energy systems. Francisco holds an MSC in Sustainable Energy Systems from the University of Edinburgh.
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Alexa St. John is a reporter on the climate team at The Associated Press covering climate change, solutions, environmental policy and the auto industry’s transition to electric vehicles. Based in Detroit, Alexa previously reported on automakers and EV startups at Business Insider, as well as industry suppliers and mobility at trade publication Automotive News. Alexa is a graduate of the University of Michigan
Twitter: @alexa_stjohn; LinkedIn: Alexa St. John
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Mike Tony is a reporter at the Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette-Mail, where he focuses on the environment and energy as well as investigative work on other issues. Tony previously was an enterprise and investigative reporter for the Uniontown (Pa.) Herald-Standard, his hometown newspaper. The University of Pennsylvania alumnus was a 2024 recipient of the National Academies Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications and a 2023 MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative Fellow. He has produced award-winning, in-depth reporting on environmental health, state and federal government, the opioid epidemic and other areas.
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Ali Withers reports on climate and environment news for Reuters News Agency. Based in Copenhagen, her reporting is visually-minded and spans science, policy, impacts of extreme weather and adaptation. She spent her first two years at Reuters working with bureaus globally to strengthen visual climate reporting. Prior to Reuters, Ali was a video journalist at NBC News and Bloomberg News in New York.
IG/Linkedin/BlueSky: @AliWithers
Royal Media Services, Kenya
Jasmine Wambui is a financial journalist at Royal Media Services in Kenya, where she covers Energy, Climate News, Investment Developments and Infrastructure across Africa. She has years of experience in business reporting, previously working with The Standard Group across its television, print, and digital platforms.Jasmine has a background in Communication and Media Studies from Daystar University and has pursued additional training in Financial Markets at Yale University and Oil & Gas Industry Operations at Duke University. She has moderated high-profile policy and industry events including the Launch of The Global Hunger Index and The World Chambers Federation Summit. Her reporting has helped shape public discourse and influence legislation around energy in Kenya. Jasmine’s work is driven by a passion for translating complex economic issues into accessible, impactful stories that inform and engage.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasmine-wambui/ ; X: https://x.com/Jasmine__wambui
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Xuan Zhao is an energy reporter at Caixin Media in Beijing, where she covers China’s energy transition, renewable energy development, and power market reforms. She has authored dozens of in-depth features on energy, environment, and industrial policy. Her reporting focuses on how policy and market forces shape the clean energy shift in China and globally.
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Each summer, CGEP invites energy and environment journalists from around the world to participate in a seminar to learn about energy and environmental issues from experts in government, industry, and academia. The interactive program seeks to deepen journalists’ understanding of these nuanced issues and enhance their reporting.
The program is held in June.
The program will take place at the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy in New York City.
There is no cost for attending the EJF seminar. EJF will cover the costs of air or train travel and hotel lodging.
The program strives to impart specialist knowledge that will help reporters look deeper at the stories they cover in a more holistic, integrated way. While we do not expect participants will emerge as experts in the topics addressed, they should have greater awareness of said topics and how they relate, thus creating the potential for fuller stories in the future.
Please note that this program does not teach basic journalism skills, as that is outside the goals of the program and expertise of the lecturers. The program also does not assign stories to reporters, or participate in any reporting efforts.
Energy Journalism Fellows seminars are taught by Columbia faculty and scholars as well as other academic, private-sector and government experts. To promote an educational experience, the seminar will be conducted under the Chatham House Rule.
Topics cover a range of issues such as climate change, environmental justice, global oil, natural gas and electricity markets, technology, policy, geopolitics, and energy access.
The program will strive to ensure that sessions are interactive and participatory. A lecture format will be used sparingly. Reading materials will be distributed in advance of the seminar.
The program is open to journalists covering energy and the environment for print, online and broadcast media, although preference will be given to those with 5 years or fewer of experience on the beat.
No, this program is specifically designed for currently working journalists.
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If you are a journalist who does not currently cover energy or the environment but will begin to do so in your professional capacity in the near future, you are eligible to apply. You must, however, show that you will be covering energy and environmental topics prior to or upon completion of the program, attesting to this fact in the recommendation letter from your supervisor.
A Review Committee will look at the applications of all candidates and, from those who meet all the requirements, make its selections.
No, this is not a certificate or degree program.
No, you will not be considered a Columbia student.
Yes. You must submit one letter of recommendation from your direct supervisor.
Yes, as long as their reporting includes documentation on their news organization’s web sites.
Yes, freelance journalists can apply, although they will need a letter of recommendation from an editor for whom they have done reporting. All other conditions must still be met.
Evaluation Form
Participants in the program will be expected to complete an evaluation form examining the topics and sessions, which will be consulted in improving the program going forward.
Six Month Report
The participants will also be required to produce a brief report six months after the seminar that explains how EJF affected reporting on energy and environmental issues during the intervening period and references 2-4 articles that illustrate the program’s impact.
Manager Questionnaire
In addition, the participant’s direct manager will be required to fill out a short questionnaire at this same six-month period after the seminar to provide an independent assessment of the progress of the reporter, and whether the manager believes that EJF contributed to those gains. Managers will be made aware of this requirement when they sign off on the attendance of their reporters.
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Bill Loveless is a host on the Columbia Energy Exchange and Director of CGEP's Energy Journalism Initiative. He is a senior energy journalist with nearly 40 years of experience covering energy policy, regulation, and business from the Carter administration to the Trump administration.
Bill spent most of his career at The McGraw-Hill Companies (now S&P Global) as a reporter, editor and editorial director for Platts, an international provider of energy news and prices, and other McGraw-Hill energy news services. From 2010 to 2014, he anchored “Platts Energy Week,” a weekly TV program that aired on the CBS affiliate in Washington, D.C., and on PBS stations across the U.S.
He is a recipient of the McGraw-Hill Companies Corporate Achievement Award.
From 2015 to 2017, Bill wrote a weekly column for USA Today focusing on energy policy, business and technology trends.
A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, Bill began his career as a newspaper reporter in Rhode Island. He is a member of the Harrington School of Communications and Media Executive Advisory Board at URI.
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Nikia Cartwright is an Associate Director of Strategy and Board Operations at the Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia SIPA.
Nikia has over 20 years of experience working in the administrative space. Prior to joining CGEP, she worked at HPS Investment Advisors as Executive Assistant to a Founding Partner; Senior Executive Assistant and Administrative Manager for the Healthcare group at Deutsche Bank; and Administrative Assistant for the Capital Markets group at Credit Suisse. Personal and intellectual interests include: Environmental studies, diversity and inclusion, and cycling.
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Kyu Lee is director of marketing and communications at the Center on Global Energy Policy where he leads efforts to showcase and advance the center’s work around the world’s most pressing energy issues.
Kyu has been working for more than 20 years in strategic communications. Prior he was an associate director of communications and marketing for the Earth Institute at Columbia University. There he helped lead outreach efforts across a range of areas including media relations, partnership development, social media, and digital strategy. Kyu joined the Earth Institute in 2007 to bring attention to the work of the Millennium Villages, a project that spanned 10 different countries in sub-Saharan Africa focused on demonstrating the Millennium Development Goals could be achieved. Since then he's developed core strategies and campaigns to promote Columbia's work in the fields of sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and climate change.
He first worked on climate change issues in 1992 when he traveled to the Rio Earth Summit as an intern for a newspaper. After graduating, he traveled to all the major UN global conferences during the 90s as a photographer, operations manager, editor, and writer. He's visited more than 30 countries and written on sustainable development issues throughout the world.
He lives on the Upper West Side with his wife and daughter. He is an avid birder and you can find him early in the morning during the spring and fall in Central Park. He is a member of the Board of Directors for NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon). He graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in English Literature.
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Mohammed Almadhoun is a TV correspondent based in London covering politics, current affairs and conflicts in Europe for Al Jazeera. Almadhoun covers the annual G7, NATO, and EU leaders’ summits where energy policies have gained more relevance in the geopolitics of the region recently. Also, he covered a series of extreme heatwaves and wildfire incidents in southern Europe in the last couple of years. Prior to his role with Al Jazeera, Almadhoun worked for different media outlets in Gaza and Beirut, covering wars and politics of the Middle East.
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Jack Board is the climate change correspondent for Singapore-based news outlet, CNA. He is Australian but lives in Bangkok and travels throughout the Southeast Asia region and beyond covering stories about our changing planet and economies. He is a writer, photographer and videographer and so he spends a lot of time chasing powerful visuals to bring these complex stories to life.
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Marjorie Cessac is an independent journalist, working almost exclusively for Le Monde, covering energy and environmental policies with a focus on climate change and biodiversity.
She has been a reporter for almost 30 years, and more than 5 years covering all aspects of energy and climate change. For instance, she has been following the entire energy crisis in Europe and the risk of blackouts after the war in Ukraine. She investigated the uranium mines in Niger that supply European nuclear power plants, the hydrogen diplomacy, the challenges surrounding minerals to ensure the energy transition and the resilience of electricity grids.
Before working for Le Monde, and taking a more in-depth interest in energy and climate issues, Marjorie spent a long time interested in emerging countries. She was a correspondent in India for about 7 years and traveled through South America and several African countries, notably as part of a contract with Jeune Afrique. She has also contributed to the writing of several books, including one on the Tunisian revolution of 2011 and the other on the Muslims of France. She has a Master's degree in economics from the University La Sorbonne in Paris and a Master's degree in international migration from the EHESS. She also has a Master's degree in journalism from the University Centre for Journalism Education in Strasbourg.
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Gloria Dickie is a global climate and environment correspondent at Reuters News Agency, based in London. She has reported from more than 20 countries on climate change impacts, from melting glaciers to raging wildfires to shifts in international diplomacy. Gloria was named a National Geographic Explorer in 2018, and was a 2022 finalist for the Livingston Awards for Young Journalists in the international reporting category. She is also the author of “Eight Bears: Mythic Past and Imperiled Future” (W.W. Norton, 2023), which was named a best book of the year by the New Yorker and the Economist.
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Luz Ding is a reporter at Bloomberg News covering energy transition and climate change in China. Based in Beijing, she has reported from solar power plants in Inner Mongolian deserts and melting glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau. Her story on China's bottled water industry was part of Bloomberg's Water Grab series named a finalist for the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting.
Prior to Bloomberg, Luz was a news researcher for the New York Times and a reporter for Caixin Media. She holds a master’s degree in international science and technology policy from George Washington University.
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James Dinneen is a science and environmental journalist from Colorado, based in New York where he reports on climate, energy, biodiversity, and other curiosities for New Scientist. His writing has also appeared in Science, National Geographic, the Boston Globe, Scientific American, Undark, Discover, Yale E360, Wired, bioGraphic and Smithsonian, among other outlets. His investigation for Undark on aging dam infrastructure was a 2022 National Magazine Award finalist and won the American Society of Journalists and Authors award for investigative journalism. He has a master's in science writing from MIT, and studied history and philosophy at Colorado College. He likes maps.
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Elizabeth Elkin is the deputy energy team leader and natural gas reporter for Bloomberg News. Based in New York City, she writes a daily gas markets column and covers natural gas producers and pipeline companies. She previously covered agriculture for Bloomberg. She holds an M.A. from the Missouri School of Journalism and a B.A. from the University of Alabama, where she also studied journalism.
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Abagael Giles is the climate and environment reporter at Vermont Public, where she focuses her reporting on the energy transition, climate and environmental justice and how climate change affects rural communities. Before that, Abagael worked as an agriculture reporter at the Addison Independent in Middlebury, Vt. and covered the ski industry at Vermont Ski + Ride and Vermont Sports magazines. She first fell in love with reporting on rural communities while interning at North Country Public Radio and later working for The Sheet: News, Views + Culture of the Eastern Sierra, where she covered climate change and the Los Angeles Aqueduct. When she's not making radio stories, she can usually be found exploring her home state of Vermont, one old logging road or ridgetop at a time. Twitter: @AbagaelGiles
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Oliver Griffin reports on energy and the environment as well as general news across northern South America from Bogotá, Colombia. He joined Reuters in 2019 where he has developed a special interest in reporting on Colombia's oil crime – where stolen hydrocarbons flow directly into the global drug trade and illegal gold-mining industry – and the plight of environmental activists. More recently he has turned his attention towards Colombia’s efforts to advance towards the energy transition and away from fossil fuels. Originally from the United Kingdom, Oliver worked at Dow Jones Newswires in Barcelona where he covered oil and mining companies.
Twitter: @OliGGriffin
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David Jordan is the energy and environment reporter for CQ Roll Call, where he covers congressional and agency actions. Previously he covered congressional committees, and prior to joining the publication he worked for the Associated Press in Montpelier, Vermont. He is a graduate of the College of William and Mary and Northwestern University.
Twitter: @davpjor
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Alexander Kaufman is a senior reporter at HuffPost, where he covers energy and climate change. His recent reporting has focused on nuclear energy, building codes, clean-energy supply chains and energy poverty, and featured dispatches from Taiwan, Mongolia and Portugal. Before joining HuffPost in 2014 as a business editor, he worked for the International Business Times, The Wrap and the Boston Globe. A fourth-generation New Yorker, he lives with his wife in southern Brooklyn. He blogs at kaufman.substack.com at microblogs at twitter.com/alexckaufman.
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Anna Kramer is a climate, environment, and technology journalist, writing widely about energy, agriculture and food systems, and how communities are navigating the challenges created by climate change. She is currently the energy and environmental policy reporter at NOTUS, although she still writes about climate change and food for other publications. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, the Wall Street Journal, WIRED, Heatmap News, and the MIT Technology Review, among others. She grew up in Philadelphia (and remains a loyal Phillies sports fan), studied international relations and Arabic at Brown University, and now resides in Washington, DC. She also writes about food and cooking in her newsletter, Bite into this.
Twitter: @anna_c_kramer
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Christina Lu is a reporter at Foreign Policy. Prior to joining FP in 2021, she worked at Foreign Affairs and the Southern African Institute for Policy and Research in Lusaka, Zambia. She lives in Washington, D.C. and is a graduate of Cornell University.
Twitter: @christinafei
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Adam Mahoney is the national climate and environment reporter at Capital B News, a local-national nonprofit news organization focused on the Black experience. Before joining Capital B, he was an environmental justice reporter at Grist and reported on police and prisons for several Chicago-based publications. Mahoney is a two-time Peter Lisagor Award winner for best reporting on race in Illinois in 2021 and best reporting on climate change in 2022.
He was a 2022 national finalist for best community-centered journalism from the Online News Association for his project about the impact of oil production on the community where he grew up. He has reported from a dozen U.S. states and Uganda, Vietnam, and Palestine for newspapers like the New York Times and the Guardian, as well as several print magazines.
Twitter: @AdamLMahoney
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Joan Meiners is the climate news and storytelling reporter at the Arizona Republic, where she publishes climate accountability stories, environmental investigations, news analyses and commentary on the climate crisis. She has previously reported on the environment in southern Utah with Report For America and in New Orleans via ProPublica's Local Reporting Network, and her freelance writing has appeared in outlets including Discover magazine, National Geographic, Orion magazine and more. Her work has won multiple national-level awards, including the Nina Mason Pulliam award for "best of the best" in environment reporting, a feature story award from the Society of Environmental Journalists and a Science in Society award from the National Association of Science Writers. Before becoming a journalist, she completed a PhD in Ecology with research on the biodiversity patterns of native bee species. She lives in Phoenix, where she tries to spend as much time outside as she can when it's not too hot.
Twitter: @beecycles
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Carlos Mureithi is the Africa climate and environment correspondent at the Associated Press.
His previous roles include East Africa correspondent at Quartz, East Africa editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and Africa correspondent at the Christian Science Monitor.
His work has also been published by Reuters, Al Jazeera and the New York Times, where was part of a team that exposed efforts by big oil companies to weaken Kenya’s rules on plastics and make Africa a dumping ground for plastic waste.
Mureithi has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the United States International University-Africa and a master’s degree from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, where he was a Mastercard Foundation scholar.
Twitter: @CarlosMureithi
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Francisco Parra is a journalist specialized in environment and climate change, with postgraduate studies in investigative journalism, climate change and energy transition. He has worked in various media in Chile and abroad. He lives in Santiago and is the director of the Climate Tracker Latin America Foundation, an NGO dedicated to support and promote climate journalism.
Twitter: @frparrag
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Kate Petersen is the first climate change focused fact check reporter at USA TODAY, where she is responsible for writing articles that correct viral climate change related misinformation. Before accepting her current position, she was a freelance science journalist and has bylines in Discover, Wired, Ars Technica, Astronomy, Environmental Health News, Sky & Telescope and Eos. Kate earned her master of science degree from the MIT Graduate Program in Science Writing.
Twitter: @KateSPetersen1
Inside Climate News
Martha Pskowski reports on energy and the environment in Texas for Inside Climate News. She covers the oil and gas industries, air and water pollution and the impacts of climate change. She was previously a freelance reporter in Mexico City and an environmental reporter at the El Paso Times. Martha holds an MA in Journalism and Latin American Studies from New York University.
Twitter: @psskow
Capital & Main
Jerry Redfern has covered the intersection of the oil and gas industry, state government, and climate change in New Mexico for Capital & Main since 2020. His reporting has led to millions in fines and operations upgrades for oil and gas producers and led to greater scrutiny of industry oversight agencies in the second-largest oil-producing state in the U.S.
Before that, he spent two decades as a photojournalist covering environmental and human rights stories across Southeast Asia and other regions. He is the co-producer, director, and editor of Eternal Harvest, an award-winning, feature-length documentary film about the deadly bombs left in Laos from America’s Vietnam War-era bombing campaign. And a data visualization he created showing all of the bombing missions carried out during the Vietnam War is part of the permanent collection at the U.S. National Archives.
Twitter: @jerryredfern
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The program will be held on Columbia University’s campus in NYC from June 10-13, 2025.
The program will be held on Columbia University’s campus in NYC from June 11-14, 2024.
As 2024 kicks off, energy and climate policy discussions loom large in Washington. With the added complexity of the November presidential elections in the U.S., it remains uncertain...
This week host Bill Loveless talks with author and journalist Jeff Goodell about his new book “The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet”.
