Elizabeth Kolbert is a staff writer at The New Yorker. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, with a particular emphasis on environmental issues, animals, and animal care. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including The New York Times, The New York Review of Books, and Mother Jones.
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Elizabeth Kolbert's coverage focuses on national environmental and political issues within the United States. She frequently incorporates data, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and event coverage into her articles. To effectively reach out to Elizabeth, consider providing insights or analysis related to climate change, environmental issues, conservation efforts, sustainability initiatives with a specific focus on US policies and events.
Consider pitching topics such as recent climate change studies or reports relevant to the US context; new conservation strategies being implemented at local or national levels; developments in sustainable practices within US industries; analyses of political decisions impacting the environment at both federal and state levels.
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New Yorkers stuck their garbage in Staten Island for fifty-three years. As the landfill becomes a park, foxes, deer, and grasshopper sparrows are moving in again.
By: Jessica Winter
A leaked draft of a White House report on how to “Make Our Children Healthy Again” suggests that the Administration will do little to address food safety or nutrition.
By: Elizabeth Kolbert
Worldwide, every other week seems to bring a new climate-related crisis. Increasingly, the response has seemed to be a dulled acceptance.
Worldwide, every other week seems to bring a new climate-related crisis. Increasingly, the response has seemed to be a dulled acceptance.
The gloomy arguments in favor of solar geoengineering are compelling; so are the even gloomier counter-arguments.
In a new book about everyday existence in wartime Berlin, students, musicians, Nazi maidens, and members of the resistance are allowed to speak for themselves.
On a bright-blue morning in July, 2023, a team of researchers took off in a catamaran from the island of Dominica in search of sperm whales.
The agency, which was founded to protect the environment and human health, has cancelled safety regulations, supported coal, and stopped caring about climate change.
From the daily newsletter: tracing the transformation of Lee Zeldin, who has gone from being a member of the Climate Solutions Caucus in Congress to being the chief executor of the President’s coal-is-beautiful, global-warming-is-a-hoax agenda.
Rhode Island Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse is pushing back on the “climate hushing” trend.
