Adam Vaughan is the environment editor at The Times. He specializes in climate change, biodiversity, and pollution, with a strong focus on energy policy and renewable energy. With over two decades of experience in digital and print journalism, he has been featured in outlets such as New Scientist and The Globe and Mail.
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Adam Vaughan's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including climate change, environmental conservation, and sports. He frequently reports on government announcements, cites data to support his articles, and delves into legal policy regulations.
For pitches targeted at Adam Vaughan, consider offering insights or analysis related to government policies and their impact on climate change or environmental issues in the United Kingdom. Additionally, providing access to credible data sources that can support the claims made would be beneficial.
When it comes to sports-related content such as football (soccer), ensure your pitch aligns with major events or significant developments within the sport.
Given his focus on scientific themes and energy-related topics like carbon emissions, pitching stories about innovative scientific approaches aimed at addressing climate change or advancements in renewable energy could also resonate with him.
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Bluefin tuna have returned to the sea around the UK after decades, delighting marine biologists, fishermen and chefs who praise its delicious taste and texture
Rigid digital plans can result in burnout, some coaches say, while others suggest structured apps can work well for safe recovery
By: Adam Vaughan, Ben Clatworthy
Firefighters tackled nearly 400 blazes in July, and officials warn the ‘whole country is like one giant tinderbox’ before expected 36C heat this week
Thermal cameras found surface temperatures were between 17C and 29C lower under the canopy of street trees in Lambeth and Southwark during a heatwave in July
The Environment Agency said that 45 million people are experiencing a ‘flash drought’, which has led to wildfires, damaged crops and widespread hosepipe bans
More than 50 researchers have written to Miatta Fahnbulleh to tell her that the evidence does not support approval of drilling at Jackdaw and Rosebank
The company has sought a drought order that could lead to a ban on non-essential uses across parts of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Neso has been planning for Wednesday’s event for a year and had said a day earlier that it was ready for the challenge
By: Oliver Wright, Adam Vaughan
Prime minister says combination of soaring temperatures and outdoor cooking has led to wildfires
Environment Agency tells the supplier it is sending the ‘wrong message’
