Oscar Boyd is a podcast producer for @climate, based in London. He has previously hosted the Deep Dive podcast for @japantimes. Oscar's work focuses on climate change, energy, and environmental issues, with a particular interest in the intersection of politics and the environment.
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Oscar's coverage predominantly revolves around the environment, business, and energy sectors. He frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to climate change initiatives, governmental policies impacting the energy sector, or insights from experts on environmental issues.
Pitches offering interviews with prominent figures in climate change activism or professionals involved in renewable energy solutions could align well with Oscar's areas of interest. Additionally, providing data-driven insights into topics such as carbon footprint reduction or advancements in green technology may resonate with his coverage style.
While Oscar’s geographic focus is not explicitly mentioned, it would benefit outreach efforts to consider international perspectives on environmental policies and their impacts across different regions when reaching out to him.
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By: Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd
“It's seen as a sunk cost and not as an investment. And that's wrong,” says Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation, on this week's
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi, Christine Driscoll
“There is a phrase that was used in the text: ‘orderly transition.’ Well, it’s going to be messy,” Akshat Rathi says on this week’s Zero.
By: Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll
How many clean-energy jobs are coming? Is the UK backsliding on climate progress? The Zero podcast team shares some of their favorite climate stats.
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi, Tiffany Tsoi
The US looking out only for itself “shoots a hole in everything we’re trying to accomplish,” hedge-fund billionaire Tom Steyer says on this week’s Zero.
The US looking out only for itself “shoots a hole in everything we're trying to accomplish,” hedge-fund billionaire Tom Steyer says on this week's Zero
“It's seen as a sunk cost and not as an investment. And that’s wrong,” says Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation, on this week’s Zero.
The US looking out only for itself “shoots a hole in everything we’re trying to accomplish,” hedge-fund billionaire Tom Steyer says on this week’s Zero .
“There is a phrase that was used in the text: ‘orderly transition.’ Well, it’s going to be messy,” Akshat Rathi says on this week’s Zero.
How many clean-energy jobs are coming? Is the UK backsliding on climate progress? The Zero podcast team shares some of their favorite climate stats.
By: Shaun McKenna, Oscar Boyd, Shaun Mckenna
With an increase in tourists heading to these parts, some may be wondering if Japan is a safe destination for those with disabilities.
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