Susan Phillips is a Senior Climate Reporter/Editor. She specializes in climate change and environment topics, with a focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and the intersection of health and agriculture. Her work has been featured in KOSU, WAMU 88.5, NPR, and several other esteemed outlets.
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Susan Phillips' coverage primarily focuses on local events, such as educational developments and political news in the United States. She also covers topics related to Disney World and weather-related incidents. Given her focus on these areas, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local politics, education policy changes or issues affecting schools in the US.
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By: Susan Phillips
Sometimes I am overcome by the realization that a life lived in so many places has rooted itself in Windsor for more than a decade.
Opposition has jumped significantly among both Democrats and Republicans, according to a recent Penn poll.
By: Susan Phillips
Opposition to new data center construction has jumped significantly among both Democrats and Republicans, according to
By: Susan Phillips
Police say the man tried to enter a secured area of the Prince William County Police Department's Central District Station.
By: Susan Phillips
Announcement: I have successfully trained Ollie to perform the following trick. Each morning, he comes to stand with his head by my right hand, lowered
A 4-year-old rescued from a pond in The Plains last week has died. On Aug. 17 at about 10:15 a.m., the Fauquier County Sheriff's Office received a report from a caller who said he saw a small child w...
By: Susan Phillips, Sarah Beth Guevara
Fluoride levels are returning to normal levels in more than 1 million Maryland homes served by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) after supply chain challenges forced levels to drop five months ago.
By: Susan Phillips
Just one of dozens of mushrooms and other fungi that are popping up this fall at Eagle columnist Susan Phillips' Windsor home.
By: Susan Phillips, Sophia Schmidt
A 2025 beach replenishment project in Atlantic City cost about $40 million, while work this year in Sea Isle, Strathmere and Ocean City had a $41 million price tag.
Democrats have a chance to control the three branches of government in Pennsylvania. In a tightly contested state Senate race, the battle is focused on data centers.
