Brittany Baker is the Maryland Director at the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. She focuses on the intersection of climate change and health, with a particular interest in immunology, rheumatology, and oncology. Brittany's work has been featured in BioRxiv, DM2I, the Houston Chronicle, The Dallas Morning News, Wiley, PRLeap, and Maryland Matters.
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Brittany Baker's coverage primarily focuses on announcing and reviewing books, especially those authored by individuals from various locations in the United States. If you are an author or publisher located within the U.S., particularly Alaska or Eagle River, Brittany may be interested in featuring your work. Additionally, if you have insights into trends in publishing or specific genres that would be of interest to local readers and authors, those could also make for compelling story pitches tailored to her beat.
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By: Brittany Baker
By many accounts, utility deregulation has been bad for consumers in Maryland. But as bad as deregulation has been for the climate and for ratepayers, writes Brittany Baker, re-regulation, as Maryland’s major utilities envision it, could be far worse.
