Meg Wilcox

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Meg Wilcox is a freelance writer based in Boston covering the environment, science, food and sustainability. Her articles have appeared in the Boston Globe, Scientific American, Smithsonian Magazine, Salon, Environmental Health News, Ensia Magazine, Eater and other publications.

U.S. plastics makers will soon have to pay to recycle the 40 million tons of plastic junk they make in a year

U.S. plastics makers will soon have to pay to recycle the 40 million tons of plastic junk they make in a year

by Meg Wilcox | Jul 22, 2024

Five ways big companies can get more out of climate tech startups

Five ways big companies can get more out of climate tech startups

by Meg Wilcox | Jun 12, 2024

More than half of companies risk “net zero greenwash,” report says

More than half of companies risk “net zero greenwash,” report says

by Meg Wilcox | Dec 07, 2023

Six ways investors can close the data, metrics gap for nature

Six ways investors can close the data, metrics gap for nature

by Meg Wilcox | Jul 27, 2023