Environment Journo Requests

Builders & Architects & Executives - Structural Resilience to Wildfire

We cannot afford to keep building for yesterday's climate. When you look at the sheer volume of structural losses from wildfires in Spokane, alongside grids pushed to their absolute limits by heat waves this summer, it becomes clear that structural resilience cannot just be a talking point in design briefs. It has to be an enforceable, non-negotiable standard. As a publisher, I believe our role at Harrison Kelly Media Inc. is to do more than just report the news—it is to push our industries toward the conversations that actually matter. We are leaning heavily into this space. It is exactly why we have stepped up as an official media partner for both Disasters Expo USA and the Resilient City Expo in Houston this October 14–15. We aren't just covering the event; we are actively looking to feature the innovators, engineers, and developers who refuse to wait for code updates to do the right thing. To the builders, architects, and executives in my network: what is your firm doing differently right now to ensure your projects stand ground against these escalating risks? Let's move this industry forward. Read the full piece from our editorial team in the comments below. #B2BJournalism #ExecutiveLeadership #InfrastructureResilience #BuiltEnvironment #HarrisonKellyMedia

Neuroscientists & Public Health Experts - Air Pollution & Mental Health

Dear LinkedIn community, I’m currently working on an article exploring how air pollution may affect mental health and would love to connect with neuroscientists, public health researchers, and policy analysts working in this area. If your work touches on brain health, air pollution, mental health, or environmental policy, I’d be grateful for a brief conversation or guidance toward relevant experts or studies. Please feel free to comment or message me. #AirPollution #MentalHealth #Neuroscience #PublicHealth #PolicyResearch

Physician Associates - Maintaining Work-Life Balance Amid Burnout

Hey, y'all -- I'm working on a new story about how physician associates are maintaining work/life balance. I'd love to speak with a few PAs about how, in a work environment that leads to burnout for so many others, PAs are finding their way. Thanks! #physicianassociate #physicianassistant

Former Employees of Toxic Workplaces - Anonymous Interviews

ever worked in a toxic environment? i’m looking to interview people who have worked in a toxic workplace for The Juice, a newsletter at Pulse NG. you’ll be kept anon, if you prefer. my DMs are open 🙏🏿

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Athletes, Founders & Military Veterans - Career Transition Experiences

A shoutout to anyone facing a career transition or who has already been through one Over the last 8 months, I’ve documented my transition from professional football into entrepreneurship. The highs, the lows and plenty of the in-between. But I don’t want my experience to become the theory. I want to speak much more broadly. To those approaching that crossroads and apprehensive about what comes next. To those right in the middle of it. And to those who have lived it and come out the other side. Athletes, entrepreneurs, founders, military, executives anyone leaving an environment that has shaped a huge part of who they are. I want to understand the patterns. What people are worried about before they leave, the challenges they face during it, and what helps them successfully build what comes next. All I’m asking for is 20 minutes of your time, whether in person or online. A few questions about your experience, the challenges you’ve faced and what has helped along the way. My aim is to speak to hundreds of people and turn those conversations into something genuinely useful for anyone facing their own transition. If that’s you or can recommend anyone comment below or drop me a message.

Are you part of a community environmental action group? We’d like to hear about your experience We’d like to hear from people across the world who have been involved in a local environmental action group or community project tackling climate change from where they live. What made you get involved? What has the group achieved, and what obstacles have you faced? Has it changed how you feel about your local area, or led to wider change? We’d also like to hear from anyone who tried to set up a group and found it difficult to gain traction.