Print Interviews

In more recent years, as I have expanded my work beyond just microplastics to other aspects of climate change, I have been asked by journalists for my thoughts on all manner of topics, from oceanic phenomena and the effects of climate change on island nations to the environmental impacts of AI. Here are just a few of those articles.

Fox 8

March 24, 2026

I was interviewed by a local reporter for the Louisiana Illuminator about a catastrophic chemical spill that occurred at Smitty’s Supply in Roseland, Louisiana in late 2025. There was evidence of at least 24 different PFAS, or forever chemicals, in the surrounding stormwater, with many well beyond the EPA safety limits even months after the spill. This story was picked up by both Yahoo and Fox 8 print and TV news.


Forbes

May 18, 2025

I was interviewed by Forbes about how Sikkim, India became the world’s first fully organic state through their adoption of regenerative agriculture, and the cobenefits this has brought to the community. This story drew on a lot of my food and agriculture knowledge gained working at King Philanthropies.


States Newsroom

April 9, 2025

I was interviewed by States Newsroom about the climate impacts of AI and data centers, from both an energy and water perspective. This story came out in April 2025, before most people were talking about the environmental impact of data centers, and generated some buzz.

The author asked me to do a follow up piece in June 2025 entitled “Environmentalists say they’re cautious to adopt AI into their work” discussing the cost/benefit analysis of using it for climate research.


I talked to Yahoo News for a piece entitled “The Major Cities that are Becoming too Hot to Live in.” This piece examined the extreme heat days we are already having, where extreme heat is projected to be strongest by 2050 and 2070, and how that will affect cases of heat stroke, exhaustion, and death. There is a strong possibility that entire regions of the world will become unlivable if we don’t address climate change now.

Yahoo News

March 7, 2025

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