Energy and Climate Change Journalist

Dow Jones is seeking an Energy and Climate Change Journalist for The Wall Street Journal to cover corporate sustainability. The role involves analyzing how companies address climate and social goals, navigating sustainability standards, and reporting on their strategies. Candidates should have at least five years of relevant experience and the ability to communicate complex ideas clearly. This is a full-time position based in New York, NY.
• *Job Description:**

The Wall Street Journal is looking for a talented journalist to cover corporate sustainability. As a reporter for WSJ Pro Sustainable Business, you will write about companies trying new things, adapting their businesses, coping with new demands and scrutiny while also puzzling over the risks and opportunities of environmental and social sustainability.

This position involves analyzing and explaining how companies are approaching their climate, nature, and social goals, as well as their business transition. You will explore and dig into the maze of mandatory and voluntary standards for sustainability-related disclosures, and how companies are navigating it.

You will report and write to a professional audience about how companies are managing their sustainability strategies, including hiring decisions, strategy updates, and tough choices about balancing financial and non-financial objectives.

Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze company approaches to climate, nature, and social goals
• Explore standards for sustainability-related disclosures
• Report on companies managing their sustainability strategies

Requirements:
• At least five years of experience writing about energy, climate, and sustainability issues
• Able to explain complex technologies and concepts in a clear and lucid manner
• Proven ability to write clearly and analytically for a professional audience
• Passion for being part of The Wall Street Journal's fast-paced, global news organization