Olivia Rudgard is a Reporter at Bloomberg. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, exploring topics such as climate policy, renewable energy, and the housing market, while also covering regional interest and world news. Olivia's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Telegraph, TIME, and Bloomberg News.
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Olivia's coverage predominantly focuses on climate change, environmental impact, and related government policies. She frequently incorporates government announcements and cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for well-substantiated information.
Given the recurring use of data and policy references in Olivia's work, she may be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique insights or analyses derived from credible sources with expertise in climate science, environmental policy-making, or sustainable technology development.
When reaching out to Olivia Rudgard it would be beneficial to provide perspectives relevant to UK climate policy as well as global implications of climate change. Furthermore, given her focus on lifestyle topics connected to the environment and politics around sustainability issues; pitches offering innovative solutions for reducing carbon footprint or expert opinions on the intersection between lifestyle choices and environmental impact could also capture her attention.
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Leaseholders have to jump through hoops to install solar panels, heat pumps, EV chargers and more.
By: Arno Schuetze, Claudia Cohen, Olivia Rudgard, Nil Codina Martinez
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has relaxed some of the finance industry’s strictest return-to-office requirements for its London staff, after the UK capital sweltered through record-high temperatures.
By: Olivia Rudgard, Todd Woody, Nil Codina Martinez, Arno Schuetze, Claudia Cohen
Some of the UK capital’s toughest return-to-office policies have been relaxed amid record temperatures
When the England cricket team walks onto the field at Lord’s for a home Test, it’s to the strains of “Jerusalem,” an anthem based on a William Blake poem that extols “England’s green and pleasant land.”
By: Adelaide Changole, Eric Ombok, Olivia Rudgard
Heat waves are baking famous sports grounds.
London’s office market is weighing the possibility of lower prices for properties that don’t come with cooling options such as air-conditioning, according to real estate brokers and consultants.
By: Nayla Razzouk, Raeedah Wahid, Vivien Ngo, Olivia Rudgard, Clara Hernanz Lizarraga, Sabrina Nelson Garcinuño, Joe Wertz
Climate change means giant fires of the kind that ripped across France and Spain are becoming common, with potentially dire consequences for Europe’s economies.
By: Olivia Rudgard
Climate change made the weather that fueled Europe's recent wildfires at least twice as likely in France and at least 20 times as likely in Spain, scientists at the World Weather Attribution group said on Friday.
By: Clara Hernanz Lizarraga, Nayla Razzouk, Vivien Ngo, Alastair Marsh, Sabrina Nelson Garcinuño, Joe Wertz, Olivia Rudgard, Raeedah Wahid
Climate change is making wildfires more common, with potentially dire economic consequences
By: Olivia Rudgard, Paul Tugwell, Joe Wertz
Wildfires aren’t a new phenomenon in Europe, but they’re burning more intensely than in previous years. Firefighters in France and Spain have spent weeks grappling with blazes that threatened major towns and cities.
