Justin Worland is a senior correspondent at TIME where he writes about climate change and energy. For the last decade, his stories have explored how climate change—both its effects and our response to it—are reshaping the world around us. Justin has received a variety of awards for his journalism. In 2022, Worland was named the inaugural Climate Journalist of the Year by Covering Climate Now, a non-profit founded to advance climate journalism. Justin serves as a founding board member at the Uproot Project, a non-profit that works to diversify environmental journalism. He is the journalism fellow at the University of Chicago’s Energy Policy Institute and the Outrider Foundation fellow at TIME. Justin is a graduate of Harvard College where he studied history.
