Christina Nunez

Washington, D.C. area
Website: http://www.christinanunez.me/

Professional Experience

I'm a journalist adept at distilling complex topics into compelling stories, a skill honed during my time covering energy and climate for National Geographic. In addition to sustainability and the environment, I also cover science, innovation, entrepreneurs, and culture. I love drawing people out in interviews and telling their stories.

Total Media Industry Experience

22 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

National Geographic (10+)

Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

Perfect Sense Digital (10+), UrbanSitter (3-5)

Other Work History

Former staffer at National Geographic, NPR, AOL, and other media outlets.

Technical Skills

Moderate HTML

Computer Skills

Both Mac- and PC-friendly; Microsoft Office, Google Analytics, Adobe Experience Manager, Adobe Photoshop

Associations

Society of Environmental Journalists

General

How Hidden Labyrinths Under Cities Are Becoming Clean Energy Powerhouses
(National Geographic 2/5/2016)
How These Communities Save Energy—and Time for What Matters
(National Geographic 12/22/2015)
The World Is Hemorrhaging Methane, and Now We Can See Where
(National Geographic 1/13/2016)
Can We Really Make Tornadoes for Energy? This Man Wants to Try
(National Geographic 12/4/2015)
Ice Hampers Cleanup in Yellowstone\'s Rare Winter Oil Spill
(National Geographic 1/30/2015)
See more at my website
(Christina Nunez 2/22/2016)
Get a more detailed compilation of my work at my website.