Scott Waldman is a reporter whose work spans a variety of topics, with a focus on music, climate change, and politics. His articles have been featured in publications such as The Hard Times, E&E News, POLITICO, Yahoo News, and Scientific American. Scott is known for his rankings of albums, as well as his coverage of environmental issues and political conflicts.
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Scott Waldman's coverage spans entertainment news, gaming, and politics. His focus on album rankings and music-related topics suggests he may be interested in pitches related to the latest developments in the music industry such as new album releases, artist interviews, or behind-the-scenes insights.
Considering his coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulation within the political theme, he might also be open to commentary from experts on climate change policies or environmental regulations.
If you have a unique perspective on any of these areas that align with Scott’s coverage themes, it could be worth reaching out to him for potential collaboration.
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Today we take a trip to scenic Albany, New York to rank the albums of State Champs, so cancel your plans, you have reading to do.
By: Scott Waldman
Pete Hegseth dismissed global warming as a tool of control during his time on the cable news channel.
By: Scott Waldman
Not a lot happened in 2001, we can't really think of anything major off the top of our heads. So hear are ten underrated albums from that forgettable year.
The idea includes compelling the National Academies to put together a team of researchers to debate the reality of climate change.
By: Scott Waldman, Benjamin Storrow
Chris Wright’s fracking business has invested in a geothermal company that takes a page from hydraulic fracturing.
By: Benjamin Storrow, Scott Waldman
Chris Wright’s energy services business has invested in a geothermal company that takes a page from hydraulic fracturing.
Chris Wright's energy services business has invested in a geothermal company that takes a page from hydraulic fracturing.
Chris Wright holds more than $40 million in shares of the energy company he founded. He’ll have to divest unless the president-elect grants him a waiver.
By: Scott Waldman
Remember 1997? Probably not, so we are here today to remind you of some underrated gems from the last century. Enjoy.
Russell Vought had a “significant” role in creating obstacles to federal disaster aid and antagonized HUD leaders, an investigation found.
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