Jack Aylmer is a Social Media Producer for Straight Arrow News, based in New York City. With a focus on current events and technology, Jack covers a wide range of topics including climate activism, electric vehicles, sports, and politics. Through engaging social media content, Jack aims to inform and spark conversations among readers.
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Jack Aylmer's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations related to electric vehicles (EVs), environmental impact, and Chinese EVs. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights into the latest government policies or regulatory changes impacting the EV industry in the United States.
As Jack covers topics related to climate change and EV adoption with a US-centric lens, he would likely be interested in receiving expert commentary from individuals familiar with US energy and environmental policy. Pitches offering analysis of how specific regulations or governmental decisions could potentially shape the future of EVs in the country are also likely to resonate with him.
It's important to note that while Jack doesn't have a specified geographic focus beyond "United States," his coverage seems particularly attuned to developments within New York State and New York City. Therefore, relevant local angles tied to these locations may strengthen your pitch when reaching out.
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By: Jack Aylmer
A so-called bomb cyclone storm system caused widespread damage from California to Washington, and another one is expected to hit this week.
By: Jack Aylmer
Michigan communities are challenging the state’s renewable energy permitting process, accusing the MPSC of overstepping its authority.
By: Jodie Hawkins, Jack Aylmer, Ian Kennedy
Giraffes could soon be listed on the endangered species list. U.S. wildlife officials say that's because multiple species of giraffe populations are declining rapidly.
By: Jack Aylmer
The Biden administration is reportedly removing its support for a cap on plastic production ahead of a global summit.
By: Evan Hummel, Jack Aylmer, Jake Larsen
New data released from the U.S. Geological Survey on Thursday, Nov. 21, revealed water supplies are being threatened in at least one part of the country.
By: Jack Aylmer
Just ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, the United States' four leading producers of frozen spuds are in hot water.
By: Jack Aylmer
The Bahamas is freeing up more than $120 million to combat climate change through a so-called nature-for-debt deal.
By: Jack Aylmer
A Georgia woman is suing Grimmway Farms after suffering from an E. coli infection linked to contaminated organic carrots.
By: Jack Aylmer, Jake Larsen, Ali Caldwell
The island community of Nantucket, Massachusetts is facing renewed controversy over offshore wind projects.
Multiple cities in Oregon banned the use of psychedelic mushrooms despite the state being the first to legalize therapeutic use of the drug.
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