This is a guest post by Andrew K.
This is as much as anything an appeal for information: to do a little crowdsourcing.
I have been aware for a while that the post of Environment Correspondent isn't necessarily held by either scientists or economists, and can be a favoured career destination for activists.
I have produced a small list which can be downloaded
here. It is by no means comprehensive. In particular the tabloids are poorly covered, as they tend not to be forthcoming with byelines. What I am looking for is people to fill in the gaps and add to our knowledge, either by posting in comments or if preferred by e-mail to my gracious host for forwarding. What I particularly need is
- Any missing names, and the publications or media sources they are attached to.
- Educational backgrounds, in particular degrees held
- Career backgorounds: e.g. former fashion correspondent.
- Any history of activism in the area of Climate Change, either convinced or sceptical.
It would be helpful of sources and/or references could be provided.
I hope in due course to produce a comprehensive listing which should help to inform the debate
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