Tricia Clarkson is a journalist based in Peterborough, Ontario. She writes for The Peterborough Examiner and her work has also appeared in the Toronto Star. Tricia focuses on environmental issues, climate change, and local news, providing insightful analysis and reporting on these important topics.
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Tricia's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and data-driven articles related to energy and the environment, specifically within Peterborough. She is likely interested in pitches that provide insights or commentary on local initiatives, policies, and developments related to climate change, sustainability, and environmental activism within the Peterborough area.
Given her emphasis on citing data, she may be open to contributions from experts who can provide statistical analysis or interpret complex environmental metrics relevant to Peterborough's context. Additionally, Tricia frequently engages with themes such as energy and the environment at both a local and global level; therefore, offering perspectives that bridge these scales could be valuable for engaging her audience effectively.
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By: Tricia Clarkson
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Here are five ways Indigenous people are protecting the planet.
A $30 fine a slap in the face to anyone concerned about climate change, writes Tricia Clarkson.
By: Tricia Clarkson
‘No political party will be able to lower the cost of living until they make climate change and the environment a priority', writes Tricia Clarkson.
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‘Sadly, it's now time for all of us to start packing an emergency evacuation kit'
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“Biking should always be the first choice for quickly getting around Peterborough.”
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Why do such archaic methods of mass destruction still exist?, asks Tricia Clarkson
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Have your voice heard during the Seniors for Climate Action's nationwide rally in Peterborough on Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. in Confederation Square.
By: Tricia Clarkson
Since program launched more than 6,000 tonnes of methane-producing organics have been diverted from the local landfill.
By: Tricia Clarkson
“Don’t give up hope on successful climate change solutions that will help us reach our target.”
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