Air quality and environmental health reporter
Tony Briscoe is an air quality and environmental health reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including agriculture and farming, climate change, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on sustainable agriculture, AgriTech, and beverage production. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, Chicago Tribune, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Tony Briscoe's coverage primarily focuses on environmental and scientific themes, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and farming, environment, and scientific topics related to California and Los Angeles. His articles often cover government announcements, legal policy regulations, as well as citing data.
For effective outreach to Tony Briscoe, consider providing insights from experts in the fields of environmental science, agriculture/farming practices, methane capture technologies or climate change policies. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about local regulations around landfills or energy production in California may also be valuable sources for his articles.
Given his focus on specific geographic regions within the United States (California & Los Angeles), pitches should take into account these localized angles when offering relevant expertise or stories.
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By: Tony Briscoe, Laurissa Smith
Farmers in the UK continue to battle through the driest summer on record. All of Wales and about three quarters of England is in drought. It's hit the country's south-west hard where Lesley Prior runs a commercial superfine merino operation in Devon
It was a big weekend for Blessington farm manager Will Lyon at the Rural Youth Young Farmer of the Year Competition.
By: Tony Briscoe
One of the biggest international events for Tasmanian Fruit Growers begins today in Hong Kong and will run over the next three days.
By: Laurissa Smith, Tony Briscoe
International seaweed experts and local marine scientists have gathered on King Island this week
By: Mackenzie Archer, Tony Briscoe
A distiller on Tasmania's East Coast is bucking the trend of a drop in sales of alcohol drinks world wide, and is increasing its market share.
By: Mackenzie Archer, Tony Briscoe
The Gardners have been talking about their farm succession plan since the three kids were in high school
Spring has sprung ,and that means blooms galore And in demand is native flowers even during a cost of living crisis Bec Pridham caught up with Prue Holling at her North Motton garden
By: Tony Briscoe
A Central Highlands Farmer has turned his traditional wool operation at Hamilton into a farm producing a range of meat products for consumers.
By: Sophie Jaggers, Tony Briscoe
Tasmanian farmers have gathered on Parliament Lawns in Hobart this morning for a rally to voice their concerns about what they say is a growing burden of regulation impacting Tassie farmers.
By: Tony Briscoe, Laurissa Smith
The University of Tasmania is reviving its heritage-listed orchard at Newnham, which dates back to the 1800s.
