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, Polly Mosendz
The federal government issued a permit for a road long in the making in exchange for a stake in a mining company.
By: Yui Hasebe, Brian K Sullivan, Mary Hui, Lauren Rosenthal, Ben Westcott, Leslie Kaufman, Todd Woody, Laura Curtis
Global warming is making many places hotter, drier and more combustible.
By: Brian K. Sullivan, Leslie Kaufman, Todd Woody
The US is enduring one of its worst wildfire seasons in years, with blazes scorching millions of acres. It's part of a global pattern of hot, dry conditions that favor fires becoming more common with climate change.
By: Zahra Hirji, Lauren Rosenthal, Todd Woody
The US Senate on Friday confirmed Cameron Hamilton, a former Navy SEAL, as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
By: Todd Woody, Zahra Hirji, Lauren Rosenthal
The US Senate on Friday confirmed Cameron Hamilton, a former Navy SEAL, as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
By: Leslie Kaufman, Brian K. Sullivan, Todd Woody
Fire country is becoming hotter and drier with flammable landscapes—forcing more than 60,000 residents from their homes.
Scientists and firefighters recommended property owners create non-combustible zones five feet from a structure, but a state board’s new rules say the area can be as small as one foot.
By: Olivia Rudgard, Todd Woody, Akshat Rathi
Homeowners complained about the potential impacts of new safety standards
States across the country are letting residents install small solar systems without utility permission.
States across the country are letting residents install small solar systems without utility permission.
