Lucie Heath is the Environment Correspondent at The i Paper. She covers a range of topics including energy policy, climate change, and water management, with a particular focus on renewable energy and climate policy. Lucie's work has been featured in MSN, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Air Quality News, and The i Paper.
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Lucie Heath's focus is on environmental issues and their impact on the UK, with a particular emphasis on water pollution, sewage problems, and storms. She often reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Lucie, consider providing expert insights into environmental policies or scientific perspectives related to water pollution and its effects in the UK. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that supports evolving stories about storm impacts or sewage issues in the country, it could be valuable for her reporting.
Given Lucie's national geographic focus within the United Kingdom, tailor your pitches by highlighting how your expertise or information directly relates to these specific areas of concern within the UK environment.
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Thousands of households could experience water shortages if another heatwave hits this summer as water companies struggle to cope with peaks in demand.
By: Lucie Heath
Over 350,000 residents are at risk of being evicted if they fall behind on their energy bills due to a “dangerous loophole” in the way they are charged for heating, Citizens Advice has warned. The charges relate to households that are connected to heat networks, a type of communal heating that is typically used for blocks of flats or a group of houses. Around 500,000 households in the UK are currently connected to heat networks, around a third of which are in London. This number is expected to increase dramatically as part of the UK’s net zero drive; by 2050 […]
By: Lucie Heath
The National Trust was forced to find a helicopter to help fight the huge wildfire that has devastated parts of Suffolk as the UK Government’s firefighting aircrafts were unavailable, it can be revealed. Britain’s biggest conservation charity was forced to step in after the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service issued a plea for support to stop the fire spreading to nearby villages. Fire services have been warning they do not have enough resources to deal with wildfires, including no direct access to aircraft. It is not the first time this summer the National Trust has been forced to locate aircraft […]
Labour mayors are calling on Andy Burnham to bring forward his plans to take control of UK tap water as millions face record-breaking dry weather and hosepipe bans
By: Lucie Heath
Counter-terror police have now reopened a report into an attempted burglary at a London property last year
By: Lucie Heath
Counter Terrorism Police investigating the death of Ann Widdecombe have reopened an inquiry into an alleged “firebombing” incident at Nigel Farage's home last year, according to reports.
By: Lucie Heath
Around 16 million people could see their areas move into drought status this week as Britain looks set to experience its sixth heatwave of a record-breaking summer.
Reservoirs are at below average levels for the time of the year with almost a third of all rivers now considered 'exceptionally low'
Over 700 individual sewage alerts have been recorded at beaches, rivers and lakes used for swimming in England and Wales this summer
By: Lucie Heath
Weir Wood reservoir has already been out of action for seven years - and repairs are not expected to be completed until the 2030s
