Jennifer Langston
Jennifer Langston is a researcher for the Sightline Institute, a sustainability think tank working in British Columbia and the U.S. Northwest. She edits Sightline's daily news service, and contributes to research efforts by applying hard-hitting journalism skills to pressing sustainability issues in the region.
Before joining Sightline, Jennifer spent a decade as a reporter covering environment and sustainability issues across the Northwest. She wrote about land use, housing, urban design, transportation, food policy and climate change for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Jennifer also covered the energy and environment beat in Idaho and South Carolina. She has English and journalism degrees from Yale University and the University of Maryland. As a volunteer for the Washington Alpine Club and 826 Seattle, she has taught terrified adults to rock climb and fearless kids to write their own stories.
Reporting Beat: Sustainability issues.
Twitter: @langstonjen
Stories by Jennifer Langston
On Ocean Acidification, Are You a Banker or a Gambler?
Asking commercial fisherman to weigh the threat of increasingly acidic seas.
No Place for a Baby Oyster?
Acidic waters linked to carbon emissions may be responsible for die-offs at three major coastal hatcheries.
The Puget Sound Shuffle
Acid levels are rising in our coastal waters. How will marine creatures fare?
Coming to a Shore Near You: Acidified Water
From Baja to BC, it's shown up near the ocean's surface sooner than we thought.
Why Ocean Acidification Matters to You
Carbon pollution harm to our oceans is especially dramatic in the BC region. First in a series.