Ethan Freedman is a Reporter at ChavoBart Digital Media. He focuses on themes related to animals and animal care, with particular interest in farm animals, ranching, and organic farming. Freedman's work has been featured in notable publications such as Hakai Magazine, The Independent, and Scientific American.
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Ethan’s coverage predominantly focuses on weather, climate change, animals, and environmental science. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories with breaking news elements. Given this pattern, Ethan would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique angles or new research in the fields of climate change impact analysis, animal behavior studies related to changing environments, natural disaster aftermaths with a focus on long-term impacts.
Sources providing access to exclusive data sets or those deeply involved in fieldwork related to these topics may find success when reaching out to Ethan. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into government announcements related to environmental policies could also capture his interest.
Although no specific geographic focus is indicated for Ethan's coverage area based on the article titles reviewed; however, it is clear that he focuses primarily on global issues within weather patterns and their impacts as well as scientific discoveries concerning animals and environment across different regions.
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Swarthmore is working to ditch fossil fuels by storing heat underground to warm and cool its campus.
By: Ethan Freedman
Ethan Freedman Simon Sebag Montefiore, the renowned historian and writer, spoke to a crowd of hundreds on Sunday at the National Library of
By: Ethan Freedman
Over nearly 70 years, they’ve documented atmospheric CO2 levels rising at Mauna Loa.
By: Ethan Freedman
Grazing his flock at solar farms lets him raise sheep, earn a steady income, and keep the family legacy alive.
By: Ethan Freedman
In Tempe, Arizona, residents walk, bike, and ride transit instead of driving – and say they feel more connected to each other.
The grazing flocks trim the grass around solar arrays, and the sheep farmers get a new revenue stream.
Yale Climate Connections is a nonpartisan, multimedia service providing daily broadcast radio programming and original web-based reporting, commentary, and analysis on the issue of climate change.
By: Ethan Freedman
This makerspace for bird enthusiasts was recently awarded $384,000 from the Illinois Audubon Society to help it grow.
By: Ethan Freedman
Americans eels are born in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. There's just one other known instance of one being found in the Chicago River in recent years.
An American eel caught by Benjamin Gorashchenko while fishing the Chicago River in River North on May 4. He released the eel back into the river after taking this photo. (Photo courtesy of Benjamin Gorashchenko)
