Justin Worland is a senior correspondent at Time, where he writes about energy and climate change and the intersection of politics, policy and society. Worland is also the journalism fellow at University of Chicago’s Energy Policy Institute and the Outrider Foundation fellow at Time. He is a founding board member of the Uproot Project, a nonprofit working to diversify environmental journalism. Worland’s recognition includes being named Covering Climate Now’s 2022 Climate Journalist of the Year.
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