Benji Jones is an Environmental Reporter at Vox. He focuses on climate change, wildlife, and environmental issues, bringing attention to the intricate connections between natural sciences and regional interests in North America. His work has been featured in notable publications such as RealClearMarkets, Daily Climate, and Mother Jones.
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Benji's coverage heavily emphasizes environmental and scientific topics, particularly focusing on climate change, natural disasters, pollution, animal extinction, and environmental conservation. His articles often cite data and government announcements. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide access to relevant data or offer perspectives from experts who can discuss the implications of these developments.
Given his focus on evolving stories within the environment and science domains along with citing substantial data in his articles, Benji may respond well to sources who can provide detailed insights into ongoing trends related to climate change impacts or new scientific discoveries. Furthermore, individuals with expertise in analyzing governmental policies relating to environmental issues could also find traction when reaching out to him.
While not restricted geographically according to available information about Benji's work patterns so far it would be best for sources approaching him regarding their pitches if they have a global perspective but are able also relate it back specifically where necessary such as referencing national-level policy decisions impacting international efforts towards solving an issue around the environment or ecological preservation.
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Big companies use DNA from wild organisms to make money. This new plan aims to make them pay for it.
By: Benji Jones
It's the biggest known animal of its kind. In the warm blue waters of the Solomon Islands, an island chain in the South Pacific, lies one of the world's largest sea creatures.
Cutting-edge burp detectors are the climate solution we need.
Una industria inesperada está en auge en Colombia. Esto es lo que la hace tan positiva.
By: Benji Jones, Juanita Escobar
An unexpected industry is booming in Colombia. Here's why that's a good thing. Haga clic aquí para leer esta historia en español.
Even a single degree of warming can have devastating consequences for the natural world.
She's an expert in funny, but her relationship with rabbits is very serious.
The chambers look a bit like walk-in refrigerators. Housed inside a research building in southwestern Colombia, they are essentially big metal boxes with large, latched doors.
By: Umair Irfan, Paige Vega, Adam Clark Estes, Benji Jones
During the hottest year ever, these moments provided a silver lining. There's no getting around the fact that it's been a dire year for the planet.
As Los Angeles burns, President-elect Donald Trump is yelling at a fish.
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