By: Suzanne Potter
Environmental groups are protesting the Trump administration's new proposal , released Tuesday, to repeal the “ Roadless Rule ” and open up 44 million acres of national forests to new roads, commercial logging and mining.
Suzanne Potter is a Producer/Reporter at various media outlets including KVCR and KRCU. She covers a range of topics such as education, government and politics, business and economics, and environmental services, with a particular focus on climate policy and natural resources. Suzanne's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Detroit Metro Times and Public News Service.
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Suzanne Potter's coverage largely focuses on local government, policy changes, and social issues in California. She seems particularly interested in new laws, regulations, and programs affecting the environment, farming industry, and social welfare.
If you have insights or data related to legislative changes impacting these areas in California or if you can provide expertise on how specific policies are affecting local communities within the state of California or Long Beach specifically, your pitch would likely resonate with Suzanne. Offering access to individuals impacted by these policies might also be a strong approach for engagement.
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