Bill McGuire is a climate scientist and journalist who focuses on environmental issues, particularly in Prince Edward Island, Canada. With a background in climate science, his articles cover a range of topics including climate change, agriculture, and the impact of human activities on the environment. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Times, WIRED UK, and The Guardian.
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Bill McGuire's coverage primarily focuses on local agriculture, farming issues, and environmental concerns in Prince Edward Island. His articles often feature announcements and press releases related to the agricultural industry and climate change.
When reaching out to Bill McGuire, consider providing information about local agricultural developments or climate change initiatives specific to Prince Edward Island. Expert insights into farming practices, crop issues, and environmental challenges impacting the region are likely of interest to him.
Given his focus on local news and community-related topics such as potato wart issues or blueberry growers' concerns, pitches should align with the unique characteristics of Prince Edward Island's agricultural landscape and its implications for farmers and the environment.
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By: Bill McGuire, Bill
Island trappers should be required to place signage near any traps or snares set on public land; PEI should become the first province to ban glue traps; and a moratorium on new shoreline protections should be lifted as soon as government implements a management plan.
Atlantic Veterinary College staffer well-known as driving force behind Chinook project
The province has followed through on its promise of financial support for the PEI Young Farmers (PEIYF) organization, a move welcomed by the group that was announced just before Christmas.
A Canadian beef and pork delegation, led by PEI’s Russ Mallard, chair of the Canadian Meat Council, carried the campaign against threatened 25 per cent US tariffs to politicians and
Rory Francis, who became just the third Islander to enter the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame (CAHF) when he was inducted during ceremonies in Charlottetown in November 2023, is changing careers.
The PEI Federation of Agriculture (PEIFA) is hardening its position about the lack of provincial government action on land use planning and the continuing worrisome loss of prime farmland to rural ribbon development.
By: Bill McGuire, Bill
As the first Island Farmer of 2025 rolls off the press, it’s a good moment to reflect on what PEI agriculture accomplished in 2024 and where we’re headed in the year ahead.
By: Roger Hallam, Bill Mcguire
With 2024 set to go down as the hottest year on record, we know that what is coming is truly horrifying, says scientist Bill McGuire and campaigner Roger Hallam
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