By: Abigail Bottar
It's been almost one year since algal blooms overwhelmed Mattoon's water system, prompting city officials to declare do-not-drink orders for five days.
Abigail Bottar is a Reporter/Producer at various public media outlets, including WYSO Public Radio and NPR. She focuses on themes related to agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, often exploring topics such as sustainable agriculture, animal rights, and climate policy. Abigail's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Wisconsin State Journal.
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Abigail's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy regulations in Ohio, with specific attention to county news, law enforcement, technology, and transportation. She seems particularly interested in reporting on government announcements and policies that directly impact communities within the state.
Given Abigail's focus on local issues such as zoning codes, public transportation updates, and community policing efforts, she would likely be most receptive to pitches from sources who have firsthand knowledge or are directly affected by these developments.
Pitches offering insights into the implications of new laws or policies related to agriculture & farming might also resonate with her audience given its prominence in her coverage themes.
If you have expertise or insight into how these topics intersect with local government decisions in Ohio or can provide a unique perspective based on first-hand experience working within these areas of interest, it could make for a compelling pitch.
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