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Adam Aton is a climate change reporter at E&E News since May 2017, focusing on the intersection of climate and politics, including campaigns, activism, and policy. Prior experience includes an internship at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch covering Congress and federal government, and an internship at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Adam Aton also worked as a reporter for The Associated Press, covering the Missouri General Assembly and state politics, and reported on Missouri government for the Columbia Missourian. An internship with New Europe involved coverage of the European Union and its electoral processes. Adam Aton holds a Master's degree in Journalism and a Bachelor's degree in International Print and Digital Journalism, both from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
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