Matthew Green is the Global Investigations Editor at DeSmog. He focuses on themes related to religion and spirituality, particularly Christianity and church administration, as well as consumer travel and tourism. Matthew's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including The Telegraph, The Nation, and Yahoo News.
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Matthew Green's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, environmental activism, renewable energy, media criticism, sports (specifically Syracuse football and the 76ers), fire incidents, political leadership. Given his emphasis on local news in New York and particularly Syracuse-specific topics such as politics and sports teams like the Syracuse football team, pitches should be tailored to these specific interests.
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