Andrew Freedman is a Senior Climate Reporter for Axios, specializing in energy and climate issues. With a background in journalism and a focus on climate change, Andrew's work covers a wide range of topics including extreme weather events, climate science, policy, and the intersection of climate change with society and the economy.
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Andrew's coverage focuses on scientific themes, particularly climate change and extreme weather events. He also covers government announcements related to these topics. Given this, Andrew would likely be interested in pitches that provide data-driven insights or analysis into climate change trends, extreme weather events, and the intersection of science and policy.
Pitches could include expert commentary from meteorologists, climatologists, environmental scientists or policymakers with significant expertise in climate change and extreme weather events. Additionally, providing access to relevant datasets or new scientific research may catch his attention.
It is important to note that Andrew does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers weather-related topics across the United States.
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After one of the hottest summers on record , many cities in the Southwest and West are preparing for a significant heat wave beginning midweek.
By: Andrew Freedman, Jessica Boehm
The previous 100-plus degree streak was 76 days.
Climate change is disproportionately affecting urban areas.
Google unveiled a new tool Wednesday aimed at helping city-based decision-makers take steps to lower the impacts from extreme heat.
By: William Ackman, Peter Atkins, David Bell, Kerry E. Berchem, Richard Brand, Daniel Burch, Paul Choi, Jesse Cohn, Arthur B. Crozier, Carolyn Frantz, Andrew Freedman, Byron Georgiou, Joseph Hall, Jason M. Halper, Paul Hilal, David Millston
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The warmer-than-average temperatures are going to linger a bit longer in Central Indiana.
The investment comes as the agency faces rapid advances in forecasting techniques.
An early, unusually intense September heat wave is threatening temperature records from Arizona, westward into metro San Diego and LA, and up the coast to Portland and Seattle.
In the Norwegian Arctic, August was by far the warmest month of any on record.
By: Andrew Freedman
An area of disturbed weather in the southern Gulf of Mexico is forecast to become Tropical Storm Francine on Monday, and head toward the Louisiana coast as a hurricane midweek.
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