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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 for NPR, PEOPLE, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor and many other top news organizations. Her in-progress book on the Everglades is under contract with Johns Hopkins University Press.
Green lives in Orlando with her 5-year-old daughter. Someday she hopes to leave her the state better than she found it.
Recent Stories from Amy Green
More Manatees Dying From Boat Strikes
The number of manatee deaths related to boat collisions is up.
NOAA: Get Ready For More Coastal Flooding In The Near Future
A new federal report out Wednesday characterizes coastal tidal flooding as a rapidly growing problem, with impacts that soon will be chronic – unless communities adapt.
Researchers Consider More Fresh Ocean Water For Ailing Indian River Lagoon
There’s new research underway into whether fresh ocean water might help rescue the ailing Indian River Lagoon.
Trump In Orlando – The View From Inside The Rally And The Protests
It’s official: President Donald Trump is running for re-election. We bring you the view from inside the announcement and inside the protests.
Protesters Ready For Trump Visit To Central Florida
Protesters are planning to gather Tuesday evening outside of Amway Center as President Donald Trump announces his re-election campaign in Orlando.
Lawsuit Filed Over Florida’s Toxic Algae
Environmental groups in a new lawsuit are calling on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop Lake Okeechobee discharges linked with toxic algae.
Proposed State Constitutional Amendment Banning Assault Weapons Advances Toward 2020 Ballot
An effort to place a state constitutional amendment on the 2020 ballot that would ban assault weapons has enough signatures to trigger a state Supreme Court review of the proposal.
Legislation Would Establish Pulse As National Memorial Site
Elected leaders are scheduled to announce Monday at Pulse plans for legislation that would designate the nightclub as a national memorial site.
Study Shows Food Insecurity Can Stress College Students, But Some Don’t Seek Help
A new study shows food insecurity among college students can lead to poor sleep and eating behaviors and lower grade point averages.
State Funding To Flow For Florida Springs
The Legislature is putting $100 million toward Florida’s ailing springs.
