Alex Fitzpatrick is a Data Editor at various prominent outlets, including TIME and Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on aviation and aerospace, climate change, and the intersection of science and travel, often exploring themes such as space travel, climate policy, and urban development. Fitzpatrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as Axios, USA TODAY, and the Savannah Business Journal.
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Alex Fitzpatrick's coverage primarily focuses on local issues within the United States, particularly in Michigan and Detroit. His articles often cite data to support his reporting, with a significant portion of government announcements included.
Given Alex's focus on health & wellbeing and business & industry topics, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local public health initiatives or challenges facing businesses in the region. If you have access to relevant data or insights that can contribute to these discussions at a local level, it could increase your chances of getting his attention.
Additionally, considering his coverage includes specific industries such as restaurants and air travel along with topics like COVID-19 and homelessness at both national and state levels within the US, tailoring your pitch to address how these issues are affecting communities locally could make it more appealing for him.
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Greater shares of Americans say heat affects daily life.
2026 could set a new record for hottest year globally.
The shift starting Thursday could bring some much-needed rain.
By: Carlie Kollath Wells, Alex Fitzpatrick
The heat index is expected to hit 110°F through Saturday.
Nationally, 6.9% of U.S. households lacked air conditioning as of 2023. The big picture: Air conditioning is part cultural and part economic.
It'll likely burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
NASA is calling off an attempt to save a space observatory falling out of orbit, dooming it to a fiery death in Earth's atmosphere.
Aerial firefighters are responding to this year's busy, unpredictable and deadly wildfire season with more missions, more planes and new tech.
The Roman Space Telescope will study dark matter, dark energy and exoplanets.
The five hottest summers have all come this decade.
