Susan Phillips is an Assignment Editor at The Allegheny Front. She specializes in themes related to climate change and the environment, with additional focus on animal care, energy, and retail. Her work has been featured in various outlets including NPR, WUSA-TV, and WHYY.
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Susan Phillips' coverage primarily focuses on local events, such as educational developments and political news in the United States. She also covers topics related to Disney World and weather-related incidents. Given her focus on these areas, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local politics, education policy changes or issues affecting schools in the US.
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My usual morning coffee seat looks out on our back patio, where a few pots hold the remnants of this year’s kitchen herbs. The rosemary and the sage have pretty
New research from Climate Central shows record-breaking ocean temperatures helped spin hurricanes faster, creating more destructive wind speeds.
I sit here, laptop in lap, breathing into the anxiety that this moment of uncertainty and mild terror at what might be coming all balled into one, trying to hold on to every spark of hope from the last few months. Trying to be grounded in reality
By: Susan Phillips
This story comes from our partners at WHYY Climate change has helped spin hurricanes faster this year, boosting damaging wind speeds for
By: Susan Phillips
2024 marked a year of climate solutions pushed by the federal government. But the future of President Joe Biden’s signature climate programs are uncertain.
Maizie the horse and donkeys Ollie and Oates appear radiant — or radioactive? — through the lens of Eagle columnist Susan Phillips' new thermal camera. SUSAN PHILLIPS — EAGLE CORRESPONDENT
Ollie the donkey might not be able to sense heat through his nose, but he can always smell a treat in a nearby human's pocket.
US Wind plans two offshore wind projects off the coast of Delmarva. The projects require running cables beneath Delaware waters, wetlands and state park land.
By: Susan Phillips
The “landmark” settlement with PUC stems from a 2019 home explosion in South Philadelphia that killed two people and caused $1.4 million in property damage.
A new law journal article argues climate polluters could be criminally charged in Pennsylvania. But some say it’s a risky longshot for prosecutors.
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