Liz Clarke is a sportswriter at The Washington Post. She covers themes related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on agriculture and farming, while also exploring topics in environmental services and natural resources. Liz's work has been featured in prominent publications including Stuff, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Charlotte Observer.
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Liz Clarke specializes in sports coverage with a focus on national events and legal aspects. Her recent articles include topics such as ownership changes within the NFL, making her receptive to pitches related to high-profile sports team transactions or legal issues involving prominent figures in the sports industry.
Given Liz's extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations, she may be interested in stories concerning the regulatory landscape surrounding professional sports leagues or major sporting events within the United States.
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Rarely seen, endangered fire-dependent species of flowers are blooming in the Western Cape's Overberg region in the wake of wildfires, and botanists and citizen scientists are taking advantage.
By: Liz Clarke
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