Alaina Wood
Sustainability Scientist; Climate Communicator; Founder, The Garbage Queen
Alaina Wood is the founder of the science education platform The Garbage Queen and a host for the climate-solutions media company Pique Action. A sustainability scientist with a background in waste and water, she was previously an environmental planner for the State of Tennessee and an environmental compliance officer for a private landfill firm now owned by Republic Services. Wood became a climate communicator at the beginning of the pandemic and focuses her work on addressing climate anxiety through producing videos on climate solutions, activism, and science.
Previously
The biggest story of our time is unfolding and there is no right way to tell it. Each of these storytellers is telling it differently—using journalism, photography, television...
An entrepreneur talks reseeding forests with drones, and the Editors-in-Chief of the Washington Post and The Guardian explain how their newsrooms are pioneering the future of...
How do you impact climate change? How does climate change — and the fraught conversation about it — impact you? Are feelings of climate doom even justified? What are the best...