By: Oliver Milman, Marina Dunbar
A s Elon Musk has embraced Donald Trump and various far-right conspiracy theories, he has left behind an aghast cohort of Tesla owners who suddenly feel embarrassed by their own cars.
Oliver Milman is an environment reporter at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics related to climate change and the environment, including ESG, hurricanes, and energy issues, while also addressing the intersection of government and politics with environmental concerns. Milman’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, including EURACTIV, WIRED, and Mother Jones.
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Oliver Milman's reporting heavily focuses on environmental topics, particularly renewable energy, climate change, and fossil fuels. His articles include government announcements and data citations related to these themes. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights from experts in the field of renewable energy, climate change policies or scientific research related to the topics he covers. Additionally, given his coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations in this space, sources with knowledge of governmental initiatives or regulatory developments would likely be valuable for his reporting.
Considering Oliver's focus on the United States within his article titles and content (e.g., "US sees ebike boom," "US’s first large-scale offshore wind project"), pitches should also bear a relevance to US-specific initiatives or provide insights into global trends that have implications for the US environment and energy landscape.
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