Jon Hurdle
Jon Hurdle is a freelance journalist and a regular contributor to The New York Times on a variety of topics. He also writes for news sites in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, focusing on environmental coverage. He previously worked at Reuters, for which he was correspondent for the U.S. mid-Atlantic states, and at Bloomberg News in London.
As millions of solar panels age out, recyclers hope to cash in
Solar panels have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years, but they contain valuable metals, including silver and copper. With a surge of expired panels expected soon, companies are emerging that seek to recycle the reusable materials and keep the panels out of landfills. Read More
As climate fears mount, people choose to relocate
As wildfires worsen and sea levels rise, a small but growing number of Americans are choosing to move to places seen as safe havens from climate change. Read More
The U.S. East Coast is ripe for offshore wind development
After years of false starts, offshore wind is poised to take off along the East Coast. Commitments by states to purchase renewable power, support from the Biden administration, and billions in new investment are all contributing to the emergence of this fledgling industry. Read More
