Justin Worland has been covering climate change and the intersection of policy, politics, and society for TIME since 2015. He is based in Washington D.C. and previously, covered health and breaking news for TIME in New York. Worland has also worked to improve the climate conversation beyond reporting, speaking frequently to a range of audiences and serving as a founding steering committee member at the Uproot Project, a non-profit organization that works to diversify environmental journalism. The recipient of a number of journalism honors, Worland was named the inaugural Climate Journalist of the Year in 2022 by Covering Climate Now, a non-profit dedicated to improving climate journalism. He also won a 2019 and 2021 SEAL Award in Environmental Journalism in recognition of his effort to bring environmental news and analysis into the public discourse and to elevate our understanding of the connections between complex current events. Worland is a Los Angeles native and a graduate of Harvard College, where he studied history.
“EPIC’s leading scholars and rigorous research on the economics of climate change have played a critical role informing decision makers and the broader public about the realities of climate change. They have also shaped my own reporting over the years, so I look forward to continuing to learn from them and to working together to help advance the climate conversation.” – Justin Worland
