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Amy Green
Reporter and Producer- Twitter: @amybgreen
Amy Green covers the environment for 90.7 News.
She is an award-winning journalist who has worked as a regular contributor to NPR, PEOPLE, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor and other top news organizations.
She is a Florida native with a zeal for chronicling the spurts and pains of her fast-growing, adolescent home state. She lives in Orlando with her daughter, who makes it all worthwhile.
Recent Stories from Amy Green
New Executive Director “Heralds A New Era” At South Florida Water Management District
The South Florida Water Management District has a new executive director.
State Leaders Want More Everglades Spending In Trump Budget Proposal
Florida leaders are calling for more money for Everglades restoration in President Donald Trump’s budget proposal unveiled this week.
Who’s To Blame For Florida’s Toxic Algae? Democrats, Republicans, Independents Disagree
Who is to blame for Florida’s toxic algae? A University of Florida survey on last year’s crisis shows the answer is different for Democrats, Republicans and Independents.
City Commissioners Approve Pulse Markers At Greenwood Cemetery
The Orlando City Council on Monday approved the installation of 49 markers at Greenwood Cemetery in memory of the Pulse victims.
LEGISLATIVE PREVIEW 2019, PART 4: With Focus On Toxic Algae And Everglades, Some Wonder About Other Troubled Waterways
Along the Indian River Lagoon the local newspaper hit driveways one January morning with a plea on the front page.
Florida Congressional Leaders To New Acting Interior Secretary: No Oil Drilling Here
Florida’s congressional delegation is calling on new acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt to exclude the state from offshore oil and gas development.
St. Johns Shakeup Makes Way For New Era At Florida Water Management Districts
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ shakeup of the St. Johns River Water Management District is part of sweeping change at the state agencies overseeing Florida’s water resources.
Town Hall Meeting In Lawsuit Accusing OUC Of Contaminating Neighborhoods Near Coal Plants
Lead counsel in a class-action lawsuit against the Orlando Utilities Commission are planning to hold a town hall meeting Tuesday evening.
Federal Judge Tosses Effort To End Federal Oversight Of Everglades Restoration
A federal judge has thrown out a South Florida Water Management District motion calling for an end to federal oversight of Everglades restoration.
Federal Judge To Take Up Federal Oversight Of Everglades Restoration
Environmental groups are calling on Gov. Ron DeSantis to direct the South Florida Water Management District to abandon an effort to end federal oversight of Everglades restoration.
