Jacob Wallace is a reporter for Waste Dive. He covers a range of topics including energy and mining, climate change and environment, and sustainability, with a focus on cleantech, renewable energy, and environmental services. Jacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, Health Affairs, and NBC Washington.
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Jacob's coverage focuses on local news related to waste management, clean energy, and sustainability, often reporting on government announcements and press releases. He may be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on local environmental policies, waste management practices, and clean energy initiatives in the United States with a specific focus on Texas and Atlanta.
Given his emphasis on citing data, he might also appreciate pitches from professionals who can provide statistical insights into waste management trends or energy usage patterns within the specified geographic areas.
As Jacob covers topics like labor disputes within waste management companies and their impact at a local level, individuals with expertise in labor relations or those directly involved in such disputes could find success when reaching out to him.
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By: Jacob Wallace
“There are a lot of elderly people in Morwell who rely on Morwell Taxis to go to the doctors or to visit their family.”
By: Cole Rosengren, Jacob Wallace, Shaun Lucas
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, and the EPA’s resulting regulations, dramatically altered the solid and hazardous waste landscape. What does it mean today?
By: Jacob Wallace
As visa numbers become a political football, growers are worried about what the future holds.
The technology scans a 30km radius and alerts the Morwell CFA when smoke is spotted.
By: Jacob Wallace
With a potentially record breaking summer around the corner, the shire is saying it can't afford to maintain all six of its ageing aquatic facilities.
The funding round further enables the MIT offshoot to scale its first commercial deployment, following a successful pilot at a WM landfill.
The cost of filling up a vehicle is putting the pinch on Gippslander's weekly budget.
The company recorded record revenue up 21% year over year in its third quarter earnings release Wednesday. It also disclosed future plans, including transitioning Eric Gerstenberg to become sole CEO.
