Climate Change Reporter

Req #37608 Monday, May 1, 2023 Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI) is a subscription-led and digitally-focused media and marketing solutions company committed to empowering communities to thrive. With an unmatched reach at the national and local level, Gannett touches the lives of millions with our Pulitzer Prize-winning content, consumer experiences and benefits, and advertiser products and services. Our current portfolio of media assets includes The USA TODAY NETWORK, which includes USA TODAY, and local media organizations in 43 states in the United States, and Newsquest, a wholly-owned subsidiary operating in the United Kingdom. We also own digital marketing services companies under the brand LocaliQ, which provide a cloud-based platform of products to enable small and medium-sized businesses to accomplish their marketing goals. In addition, our portfolio includes one of the largest media-owned events businesses in the U.S., USA TODAY NETWORK Ventures. Gannett open roles are featured on various external job boards. When applying to a position at Gannett, you should be completing an application on Gannett Careers via Dayforce . Job postings directing you to complete an application on other external sites may not be valid. To connect with us, visit www.gannett.com The Augusta Chronicle/augustachronicle.com part of the USA TODAY NETWORK, is looking for an experienced climate change/environment reporter to join our team and cover climate change and environmental issues. All eyes may be on Georgia because of its critical position within the national political landscape, but its location along the southeastern coast makes Georgia ground zero for climate change conversations. Despite having few incentives for green businesses, electric vehicle and solar manufacturers are moving into the state. The influx of residents from colder, northern climates is transforming rural communities and spurring growth in historic areas. Our state - known for its Vidalia onions, cotton, peaches and peanuts - faces an uncertain future for its farmers and their cash crops