Mike Ludwig is a reporter at Truthout based in New Orleans. He covers a range of topics including climate change, politics, and media, while also hosting the podcast βClimate Front Lines,β which focuses on the impacts of the climate crisis. His work has been featured in Popular Resistance, Truthout, KEN DRAPER, and The Real News Network.
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Mike Ludwig's articles demonstrate a focus on government and politics, particularly in the United States. His coverage heavily emphasizes legal policy regulation, government announcements, evolving stories, expert commentary and data citations.
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