Adele Peters is a Staff Writer at Fast Company, focusing on sustainability and social impact stories. Her work spans various themes, including energy, climate change, automotive, and architecture, highlighting the intersection of these topics with sustainability. Adele's insights and articles have been featured in multiple outlets, including Breitbart.tv, Energy Post, and RealClearMarkets.
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Adele Peters' coverage focuses on a variety of topics related to environment, sustainability, business, and design. Her articles often cite data and government announcements while also covering industry-specific content. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into the latest trends or innovations within sustainable technology, renewable energy, climate change solutions, and environmental initiatives.
Given her interest in housing solutions and gender-neutral toys as well as her focus on sustainable technology and agriculture & farming themes, she may also be open to receiving pitches related to innovative approaches in these areas.
As Adele does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers global topics with an emphasis on diverse locations due to the nature of her article titles which include examples from various countries such as Toronto transforming a highway underpass into public space.
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Abel Fragrance is turning to biotech to capture scent from food waste streams.
Away's new Topside luggage was designed to make it easier to navigate trains and subways, with features like an easy-to-use brake.
SpaceX and startups like Starcloud want to put solar-powered data centers in orbit. There are challenges.
By: Adele Peters
These green corridors ditch parking and instead capture stormwater, reduce heat, and put people first.
By: Adele Peters
Colossal's first-of-a-kind 3D-printed eggs function like the real thing.
By: Tommy Maletta, Adele Peters
By Adele Peters, Fast Company These green corridors ditch parking and instead capture stormwater, reduce heat, and put people first.
Nvidia, Google, and a growing list of startups are using AI to make weather reports more accurate—and show the world how powerful the technology is.
Nvidia, Google, and a growing list of startups are using AI to make weather reports more accurate—and show the world how powerful the technology is.
Radical AI's ‘self-driving' lab designs and tests new alloys, speeding up a material R&D process that often takes human scientists 20 years or more.
In centimeter-level detail, a new 3D visualization shows a glacier that's quickly disappearing in Indonesia.
