By: Michelle Alfini
The invasive species was discovered in Matthews and poses a significant threat to local honeybee populations.
Michelle Alfini is a Climate Beat Reporter for WSOC-TV, where she covers changing weather patterns, climate policies, and their impacts on the Carolinas. With a strong focus on climate change, sustainability, and energy policy, she brings a wealth of experience from her previous reporting roles in the Midwest, where she covered severe weather events and affordable housing issues. Michelle has been featured in Spectrum News 1, Bay News 9, Yahoo News, and more, earning accolades such as an Ohio Valley Emmy for her impactful documentary work.
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Michelle Alfini's coverage primarily focuses on climate change, weather patterns, and environmental conservation with a local perspective centered around North Carolina and Charlotte. She heavily relies on data and expert commentary to support her articles.
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