Top 10 U.S. Journalists in Energy & Environment
Using our extensive media database, we compiled a list of the top 10 United States journalists in the Energy & Environment space. Our solution makes it easy to find — and connect with — the influencers that matter to you.
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*Data as October, 2019
1. Melissa Breyer
Bio: Links, Ideas and Conversation from the TreeHugger hive mind, the latest in modern green.
Location: New York
Followers: 353k
2. Rob Marciano
Bio: Good Morning America / ABC News Meteorologist (CBM). Dad, husband, science guy, sports fan, and outdoor enthusiast.
Location: New York
Followers: 255k
3. Brady Walkinshaw
Bio: A nonprofit news org for people who want a planet that doesn’t burn and a future that doesn’t suck. 🌍
Location: Seattle, WA
Followers: 229k
4. Coral Davenport
Bio: I cover energy and environment policy for the New York Times. coral.davenport@nytimes.com. Also reachable on Signal and WhatsApp.
Location: New York
Followers: 48k
5. Ed Crooks
Bio: Vice-chair, Americas @woodmackenzie. All things energy, plus some random miscellanea. Opinions my own, unless they are someone else’s. RTs, likes ≠ endorsements
Location: New York
Followers: 40k
6. Joel Makower
Bio: Chairman, co-founder @GreenBiz, award-winning journalist, co-author THE NEW GRAND STRATEGY, global speaker on sustainable business. cleantech and other stuff
Location: Oakland, California
Followers: 39k
7. Brad Plumer
Bio: Reporter at @nytclimate. On the apocalypse beat, more or less. Email me at brad.plumer@nytimes.com
Location: Washington, DC
Followers: 36k
8. Chis Mooney
Bio: Climate and environment writer at @washingtonpost. Views are my own.
Location: Washington, DC
Followers: 37k
9. Lisa Friedman
Bio: Climate change reporter for the New York Times. I still tweet about puppies, though. lisa.friedman@nytimes.com
Location: Washington, DC
Followers: 32k
10. Jennifer A. Dlouhy
Bio: @Bloomberg reporter on #energy #environment #oil gas wind solar. @HoustonChron FuelFix vet jdlouhy1@bloomberg.net reporterjen@protonmail http://bloom.bg/23Crpvk
Location: Washington, DC
Followers: 25k
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