Adam Morton is a Climate and Environment Editor at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes such as climate change, sustainability, and health and wellness, often exploring topics like climate policy and climate technology. Adam's work has been featured in outlets including Belfast Live, The Irish News, and The Guardian, among many others.
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Adam Morton's coverage in Isle of Man spans a variety of topics, with an emphasis on government announcements and local events. His articles cover a wide range including technology, charity events, climate change, transportation and entertainment.
Given the focus on Government & Politics along with Energy themes, Adam may be interested in receiving pitches related to local government policy changes or energy-related initiatives within the Isle of Man. Additionally, considering his coverage of charity events and cultural aspects like entertainment and society issues indicates that he might also welcome pitches related to these areas.
Local businesses or organizations involved in technology advancements or hosting charity events could consider reaching out to him for potential coverage opportunities within this region.
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By: Adam Morton
A government consultation on the issue is ‘unlikely’ before the election
‘We had planned to start works in September, but that is not going to happen’
By: Adam Morton
‘We are taking action now to reduce the harm caused by violence against women and girls’
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By: Adam Morton
‘There may be a role for these medicines within a properly governed tiered obesity pathway’
By: Adam Morton
‘We encourage boat users to make sure your engine and equipment are well maintained’
By: Adam Morton
‘When I heard that the Hospice was in need of support, I really wanted to help in any way I could’
By: Adam Morton
Road patching works are set to take place
‘We can manage our island's water stocks without installing domestic water metres’
By: Adam Morton
Minns government waiting on federal approval of carbon credit scheme before proceeding with long-awaited great koala national park
Petitions for redress are presented every year at the ceremony in St John's
