Todd Woody is a Reporter at Bloomberg News. He specializes in environmental journalism, focusing on climate change, energy policy, and transportation, with a keen interest in ClimateTech and renewable energy solutions. Todd's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Seattle Times, Fortune, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Todd Woody's coverage spans a range of topics, including wildfires, climate change, environmental protection, and deep-sea mining. His work also covers business and industry, energy, agriculture and farming, government and politics.
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He does not have a specific geographic focus but addresses global themes within the context of energy transitions as well as environmental developments.
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By: Todd Woody, Zahra Hirji
Across the US last week, different disasters — from Canadian wildfire smoke darkening the skies in the Midwest and Northeast to extreme heat along the East Coast to catastrophic flooding in Texas — disrupted daily life and put people's health at risk.
Japanese conglomerate Kubota and US company AirJoule are rolling out a trial of atmospheric water harvesting in Texas and California.
By: Todd Woody
The climate-driven water crisis is becoming a housing crisis as builders increasingly face challenges in securing sufficient water supplies for new residential developments.
By: Todd Woody
The state FAIR Plan’s liability exposure is concentrated in some of the wealthiest neighborhoods.
As California's wildfire insurance crisis drives homeowners to the state's insurer of last resort, wealthy areas such as Beverly Hills, Malibu and Bel Air make up an increasingly large portion of the liability exposure — a dynamic that experts fear could bankrupt the program and undermine the private market.
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins, David Stringer, Todd Woody
The state’s FAIR Plan faces growing liability in wealthy zip codes as wildfire risks rise.
By: Todd Woody
As California’s wildfire insurance crisis drives homeowners to the state’s insurer of last resort, wealthy areas such as Beverly Hills, Malibu and Bel Air make up an increasingly large portion of the liability exposure — a dynamic that experts fear could bankrupt the program and undermine the…
By: Todd Woody
Japanese company bets on water-from-air tech to help water-starved Californian suburb
The US government’s move avoids severe reductions to Arizona, California and Nevada as reservoirs reach record lows.
By: Todd Woody, Polly Mosendz
The federal government issued a permit for a road long in the making in exchange for a stake in a mining company.
