Bonnie Phillips is an editor and content manager for state news at the Hartford Courant. She specializes in environmental and climate change reporting, with a focus on local issues in Rhode Island. Her work has also been featured in ecoRI News and the Connecticut Mirror.
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Bonnie Phillips focuses on local environmental and sustainability issues in Rhode Island. Her coverage heavily features government announcements, legal policy regulations, and data citations related to energy, sustainability, agriculture & farming.
Given Bonnie's focus on Rhode Island's environmental landscape with a strong emphasis on government-related news and policies surrounding climate change, conservation efforts, pollution control as well as renewable energy initiatives; she would likely be receptive to pitches that include insights from local policymakers, environmentalists or experts in sustainable practices within the state. Additionally, providing data-supported solutions for addressing specific local environmental challenges could also resonate well with her coverage.
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Green Bond funding helped revitalize the Woonasquatucket River. (Grace Kelly/ecoRI News)
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By: Bonnie Phillips
When it comes to diverting waste and increasing composting, the city is putting its money where its mouth is, and asking residents to help.
By: Bonnie Phillips
The Conservation Law Foundation plans to sue Sims Metal, which has locations in Providence and Johnston, for Clean Water Act violations.
There are three breeds of chicken in the JWU flock: Rhode Island red, (the red hens), Plymouth rock (the black-and-gray striped hens), and black star, seen at the far right. (Bonnie Phillips/ecoRI News)
By: Bonnie Phillips
Rhode Island ranks first in the nation for growth in percent increase in wind energy production since 2014.
By: Bonnie Phillips
Just a few weeks ago, Providence’s downtown train station’s meadow was flourishing and vibrant. Then it was mowed down.
By: Bonnie Phillips
The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank has awarded a $1.4 million grant to the University of Rhode Island’s efforts to determine why groundwater and surface water are contaminated with PFAS.
By: Bonnie Phillips
The festival is designed to raise awareness of catastrophic flooding and other issues caused by climate change.
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