Eric Roston is an Editor at various esteemed publications. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, global warming, and renewable energy, while also covering aviation and aerospace. Eric's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Washington Post, TIME, and Bloomberg News.
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Eric Roston's articles predominantly cover climate change, carbon emissions, global warming, extreme weather and climate solutions. His coverage often cites data and government announcements. To effectively reach out to Eric, consider providing insights backed by credible data or scientific research related to the topics he covers. Government policies and announcements related to environmental issues could also be of interest to him.
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The third most important contributor to global warming isn't included in official tallies of greenhouse gases or mentioned in plans to cut them.
By: Eric Roston
The fourth World Risk Poll has reported the results of more than 143,000 interviews across 140 countries and territories, focusing on climate change concerns and awareness.
By: Eric Roston, Hayley Warren
For the full experience visit: Extreme Heat Isn't the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists
By: Rachel Yeo, Eric Roston
Heat, sea level rise, polar melting: They’re all picking up pace.
A new report arrives as the eastern US grapples with intense heat and wildfire smoke; fire risk prompts power shutoffs in Northern California; and Texas is hit with torrential rains.
By: Eric Roston, Hayley Warren
El calor extremo no es el único impacto climático que sorprende a los científicos
By: Eric Roston, Zahra Hirji, Todd Woody, Emma Court
Climate change makes compound events more likely, and responding to them is harder than ever.
The assessment comes as weather disasters dominate the headlines and as the public and private sectors pour resources into trying to understand whats coming next.
By: Francois De Beaupuy, Eric Roston, Sabrina Nelson Garcinuño
Monthly global average temperature could exceed Paris Agreement warming limit for first time early next year.
By: Hayley Warren, Eric Roston
Heat, sea level rise, polar melting: They’re all picking up pace.
