Oscar Boyd is a Podcast Producer at @climate, based in London. He focuses on themes related to energy, climate change, and sustainability, often exploring topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and climate technology. Oscar's work has been featured in notable publications including The Japan Times, Regina Leader-Post, and Bloomberg News.
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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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Ben Cohen wants to free the ice cream maker from its owner, Magnum, which he says is holding it back from supporting social causes.
Jean-Baptiste Fressoz argues that current plans for a global switch to renewables are unrealistic — because they’re not ambitious enough.
The American administration is dismantling clean-energy policies, yet 90% of all new power-generating capacity added to the grid last year was made up of solar, wind and batteries.
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Since the start of Donald Trump’s second term, Western countries have cut development funding, including for climate projects.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces high power prices, security of supply concerns and an increasingly polarized debate over net zero.
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Nature collapse is one of the greatest national security challenges we face, according to Caroline Lucas, the former head of the UK's Green party.
By: Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd
It’s 20 years since the Stern Review declared that the costs of inaction on climate change are much higher than the costs of action. So why are emissions continuing to rise?
Extreme weather events this year are starting to hurt food production in serious ways, which is likely to push up everyone’s food prices. And that’s before the weather-wrecking super El Niño has really kicked in.
