Nate Perez

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Los Angeles, United States (Local)

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Informative: 54 %

Data Driven: 45 %

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Environmental Services
Renewable Energy
Energy Policy & Regulation
Energy Sustainability
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Nate Perez's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government & politics, and crime in California, particularly Los Angeles. With a significant portion dedicated to government announcements and evolving stories, Nate would likely be interested in pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments within the local political landscape.

Given his focus on events unfolding in California and Los Angeles, he may respond well to pitches offering insights from local experts or stakeholders directly involved in the issues covered. Pitches that demonstrate an understanding of the unique dynamics of California politics and governance could also capture his interest.

Additionally, considering his coverage of entertainment news alongside other topics suggests that he might appreciate pitches connecting these areas with political or social developments specific to Los Angeles or California.

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To save the Mojave Desert tortoise, protect the desert landscape, researchers say

By: Nate Perez

Researchers are working to save a tortoise that has been in the American southwest for millions of years. California has moved to put extra protections in place for the Mojave Desert tortoise.

NPR

This iconic tortoise is dying out. It could affect the whole ecosystem

By: Nate Perez

The Mojave Desert tortoise has long been considered a threatened species, but in June, California declared it endangered.

LAist.com

Mojave tortoise

By: Nate Perez

90% of tortoises have disappeared from the desert Topline: Spotting a Mojave Desert tortoise is increasingly difficult in the American Southwest.

LAist.com

This iconic tortoise in the Mojave Desert is dying out. It could affect the whole ecosystem

By: Nate Perez

Congress has cut federal funding for public media — a $3.4 million loss for LAist. We count on readers like you to protect our nonprofit newsroom.

NPR

A tribe in Arizona planned to connect 600 homes to electricity. Then the funding was cut

By: Ryan Kellman, Nate Perez

The Hopi Tribe received a multimillion-dollar federal grant to install solar panels and battery storage systems for hundreds of homes. But the Trump administration has canceled the funding.

WBUR

Tribal communities face renewable energy project funding cuts

By: Nate Perez

Funding for renewable energy projects meant to power homes and health facilities across tribal communities was slashed after Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

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To save the Mojave Desert tortoise, protect the desert landscape, researchers say

This iconic tortoise is dying out. It could affect the whole ecosystem

Mojave tortoise

This iconic tortoise in the Mojave Desert is dying out. It could affect the whole ecosystem

A tribe in Arizona planned to connect 600 homes to electricity. Then the funding was cut

Tribal communities face renewable energy project funding cuts

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