Olivia Rudgard is a Reporter at Bloomberg. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, exploring topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and public health, while also covering real estate and sports. Olivia's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Telegraph, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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Olivia's coverage predominantly focuses on climate change, environmental impact, and related government policies. She frequently incorporates government announcements and cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for well-substantiated information.
Given the recurring use of data and policy references in Olivia's work, she may be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique insights or analyses derived from credible sources with expertise in climate science, environmental policy-making, or sustainable technology development.
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By: Laura Millan, Olivia Rudgard
More than 34,600 people died in five Western European countries due to heat this summer as the region posted its hottest June, July and August on record, according to a Bloomberg compilation of mortality estimates from different agencies.
By: Jess Shankleman, Olivia Rudgard
The UK is considering cuts to its flagship program to upgrade millions of homes, as it seeks more than £2 billion ($2.6 billion) in energy-department savings to help fund higher defense spending.
By: Olivia Raimonde, Olivia Rudgard, Jess Shankleman
The pucks cost roughly the same as traditional pods, but switching to them will require buying a new coffee machine.
By: Olivia Rudgard
More than a decade into a downturn caused by tax hikes, economic and political shocks, London’s high-end housing market has a new villain to contend with — intractable heat and flood risks.
The UK government is launching a program it says will create standardized flood assessments to help homeowners, insurers and banks manage their exposure to such risks.
By: Olivia Rudgard, Gautam Naik
Insurers are withdrawing coverage for climate-driven risks and increasingly passing on losses to governments and homeowners, according to a report published by UK-based nonprofit Inside Track.
By: Laura Millan Lombrana, Olivia Rudgard
Europe’s summer of extreme heat caused an estimated 50,000 deaths in cities across the region — the highest number on record — and wiped roughly 0.17% from European Union GDP from April through September, or close to €17 billion ($18.9 billion).
By: Laura Millan Lombrana, Eric Roston, Azman Usmani, Olivia Rudgard
Two new studies detail the extent of the losses from brutal temperatures across the continent.
Hong Kong landlords investing in green office refurbishments stand to pocket significantly bigger rent premiums than their counterparts in other major cities, according to a fresh analysis by property broker Savills.
By: Akshat Rathi, John Ainger, Todd Woody, Olivia Rudgard
Talks on new commitments are “dead in the water,” according to Wopke Hoekstra
