Alexa St. John is a Climate Reporter at the Associated Press. She focuses on themes surrounding climate change, the environment, and the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles and energy. Alexa has been featured in numerous publications, including Automotive News, Yahoo News, and The Washington Post.
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Alexa St. John's coverage primarily focuses on the automotive industry, with a significant emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs) and related technologies such as solar energy. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given Alexa's focus on EVs, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide new data or analysis about trends in the electric vehicle market, insights into consumer behavior related to EV adoption, or expert opinions from industry leaders regarding the future of electric vehicles and sustainable energy solutions.
Pitches highlighting innovative advancements within the auto industry pertaining to alternative fuel sources and sustainability would align well with her coverage areas. Additionally, topics surrounding government policies and regulations impacting the automotive sector may also resonate with her interests.
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The rising cost of cars is contributing to increased concerns about affordability throughout American life.
By: Alexa St. John
Record growth in solar, especially in China and India, was a driving factor for clean energy sources surpassing the world's strong demand for electricity in 2025, according to a new global power analysis.
New vehicles now sell for an average of nearly $50,000, and average monthly payments — based on 10% down and a 6-year note — recently hit $775.
By: Alexa St. John, Charlie Riedel
Farming wheat has become more uncertain as western Kansas feels the impact of a punishing drought, tariffs and the high cost of fertilizers.
MONTEZUMA, Kan. -- Orville Williams has had a healthy wheat crop on his 2,600-acre farm in Montezuma every year since he was a teenager.
By: Alexa St. John, Charlie Riedel
Orville Williams has had a healthy wheat crop on his 2,600-acre farm in Montezuma, Kansas, every year since he was a teenager. It hasn't always been easy.
Ferrari on Tuesday presented its first-ever fully electric car to Italy's President and Pope Leo XIV. Yet it's still waiting for the ultimate approval from someone less high-profile: the consumer.
The €500,000 Luce earned a papal test drive at Castel Gandolfo — and an 8.4% stock plunge in Milan as critics said it doesn't "shout Ferrari."
By: Aya Diab, Alexa St. John
At the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission headquarters in Virginia, staff knew their crumbling asphalt parking lot was in desperate need of repair. But instead of replacing the lot with more dark blacktop, the group chose an alternative. The new parking lot, completed last year, includes porous concrete panels and areas with native plants and recycled materials to make the lot cooler and less prone to flooding. With the new...
By: Alexa St. John, Aya Diab
Cities and other groups around the U.S. are using alternatives to traditional asphalt lots in order beat the heat and curb water runoff — especially as climate change worsens.
