Amy Green is an environmental author and journalist at Inside Climate News. She focuses on climate change, energy policy, and water management, exploring themes related to renewable energy and environmental services. Amy's work has been featured in numerous outlets including NPR, Mother Jones, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Amy Green's focus is primarily on local environmental and health-related issues in Florida, with a particular emphasis on the Everglades, climate change, and scientific research. She often cites data and covers legal policy regulations or government announcements related to these topics.
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My bestie Leigh Ann was scrolling her Roku, trying to explain to me the intricacies of its programming, etc. But what caught my eye was the listing for “Renegade” ...
By: Amy Green
In Florida, where the state has banned adoption of local laws intended to protect outdoor workers, the lack of federal rules leaves individuals particularly vulnerable.
By: Amy Green
My coworker Gina is festive. Not an occasion goes by that she doesn't have a gathering at her house or even better, bring food to work.
By: Amy Green
Progress Village was established decades ago to provide affordable housing for Black residents near Tampa. The phosphogypsum stack, containing the toxic waste of fertilizer production, is right next door.
By: Amy Green
The neighborhood southeast of Tampa was established decades ago to provide affordable housing for Black residents. Now, Mosaic is planning to expand the nearby gypstack with no apparent input from villagers.
By: Amy Green
The contamination is detailed in documents made public as part of federal litigation over the now-closed facility. Advocates say it fits a pattern of migrant incarcerations in harmful environments.
By: Amy Green
In Florida, where the state has banned adoption of local laws intended to protect outdoor workers, the lack of federal rules leaves individuals particularly vulnerable.
By: Amy Green
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Crime solving to me, is just fascinating. And if I'm not watching HGTV, Bravo or a food oriented channel, it's murder TV.
By: Kate Waxman, Amy Green
The new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office says the widespread reductions have resulted in a loss of institutional knowledge and experienced personnel.
