By: Tristan Baurick
A surprise pitch from a Chicago company with no experience building offshore wind farms has reignited enthusiasm for wind energy development in the Gulf of Mexico.
Tristan Baurick is a climate and environment reporter for The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com. He has a background in environmental studies and has covered a wide range of topics including climate change, coastal erosion, renewable energy, and environmental justice. Tristan's reporting often focuses on the impact of these issues on the Gulf Coast region, particularly in Louisiana.
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Tristan's coverage primarily focuses on Louisiana, civil rights, climate change, and environmental issues. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, agriculture & farming, and government & politics.
When reaching out to Tristan with a pitch or as a source for an article related to these topics in Louisiana or other regions facing similar challenges (such as coastal erosion due to climate change), be sure to provide concrete data and insights into the social justice implications of environmental policies. Additionally, he may appreciate expert perspectives on how governmental decisions impact communities and the environment.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories in Louisiana surrounding climate change impacts like droughts, wildfires, offshore wind projects etc., relevant sources should have firsthand knowledge of these issues or provide valuable insight backed by credible evidence.
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