Casey Crownhart is a Climate and Energy Reporter for MIT Technology Review. Casey's work focuses on exploring the intersection of climate change, energy solutions, and technology. With a keen interest in finding equitable and sustainable climate solutions, Casey has covered a range of topics including carbon removal technology, the impact of fossil-fuel emissions, and the hidden climate costs of everyday items.
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Casey Crownhart provides in-depth coverage of climate technology, renewable energy, and carbon removal. The extensive use of data and reviews indicates a preference for evidence-based pitches. Given the focus on industry-specific topics and government announcements related to environment and energy, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from professionals with expertise in these areas or those who can provide detailed data-driven insights.
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By: Casey Crownhart
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How worried should we be about AI's effects on the grid? As AI has become more integrated into our world, I've gotten a lot of questions about the technology's rising electricity demand.
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By: Casey Crownhart
Storing captured climate pollution is a crucial and often overlooked piece of the puzzle.
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By: Casey Crownhart
Natel Energy is trying to design turbines that are safer for fish passing through.
Technology is giving us more options for plastic waste, but new methods are still far from perfect.
Range Energy is building trailers to help cut climate emissions from heavy-duty trucking.
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