Yessenia Funes is an environmental journalist and Editor At Large for Atmos Magazine. With a focus on climate justice and social issues, Yessenia's work has been featured in publications such as National Geographic, The Guardian, and Vogue. She is passionate about exploring the intersection of environmentalism, social justice, and human rights.
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Yessenia Funes covers a wide range of topics related to climate change, environmental justice, and renewable energy. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting and policy developments. She also explores the scientific aspects of climate change while highlighting its cultural and societal impacts.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements, she may be interested in pitches that provide access to exclusive or hard-to-find data related to climate change or environmental policies. Additionally, experts who can offer insights into the legal and regulatory aspects of environmental issues could capture her attention.
As Yessenia does not have a specific geographic focus, contributors with international perspectives on climate-related topics such as activism, indigenous communities' struggles against environmental challenges will likely resonate with her coverage area.
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By: Yessenia Funes
Esta quĂmica trabaja para hacer combustibles mĂĄs limpios, pero su verdadera pasiĂłn es comunicar la ciencia a los mĂĄs pequeños
By: Yessenia Funes
This chemist is cleaning up fossil fuels, but her real passion is communicating science to kids
By: Yessenia Funes
Esta quĂmica estĂĄ trabalhando para tornar os combustĂveis fĂłsseis mais limpos, mas sua verdadeira paixĂŁo Ă© divulgar ciĂȘncia para as crianças
Native Renewables is bringing off-grid solar to Navajo and Hopi homes that have gone generations without power.
Activists accuse BP of being complicit in genocide for selling oil to Israel, and theyâre calling for an energy embargo to end the crisis in Gaza.
People living on the frontline of the plastics crisis make clear why the Global Plastics Treatyâs is so crucial.
By: Atmos
As Indigenous actor Dallas Goldtooth stares down a second Trump presidency, heâs not letting politics dim his joy or resistance.
By: Yessenia Funes, Tiffany Ade
A federal climate law is helping an Atlanta church renovate a community center into a solar-powered emergency shelter. Other communities might not get the chance to do the same if Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to âterminateâ the law.
A federal law is helping an Atlanta church build an emergency shelter. Other communities may not get the same chance.
This year made it clear that climate progress isnât linear, but itâs happeningâmore quickly than you might imagine.
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