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Craig Miller
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Science Editor, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Rensselaerville
Beats
Biography
Craig Miller’s career in broadcasting and journalism spans more than 40 years, though since 2006, his focus has been on tracking climate science and policy. He's currently a frequent contributor of science and health stories for Next Avenue, a service of Twin Cities PBS. In 2008, Miller launched and edited the award-winning Climate Watch multimedia initiative for KQED in San Francisco, where he remained a science editor until August of 2019. Prior to KQED, he spent two decades as a television reporter and documentary producer at major-market stations, as well as CNN and MSNBC. When he’s not working, his favorite spot is in his kayak on a scenic river or mountain lake.
Food, education, finance, pop culture
Content
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By Craig Miller Verified| Business Day Verified Combating climate change is the defining challenge of our generation. However, the transition to a greener world is complex and multifaceted — just like the role of platinum group metals (PGMs). It is true that transport solutions remain one of the significant areas of relevance for PGMs, which provide a reduced or zero carbon alternative to traditional combustion engines, but the incredible versatility of these metals means their application stretches far beyond transportation.
Company Info
KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)