Clark Mindock is a journalist working in New York City and living in Brooklyn.
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Clark has covered a variety of issues from politics and policy, climate change and the environment, and general assignment stories of interest. That includes work for Law360, where he currently covers legal issues surrounding environmental law and energy — think the nitty gritty of environmental justice, EPA policy and the legal battles around pipelines and fossil fuel infrastructure — and most recently before that work for The Independent, where he was a leading reporter in their New York office covering U.S. issues running the spectrum and including U.S. politics, climate, immigration, crime, natural disasters and public policy.
He is excited diving into policy and in getting out in the field to tell essential and important human and political stories. That has put him in a front row seat to some of the biggest news events of the past ten years including Donald Trump’s rise to political dominance during the 2016 election, and the dramatic Democratic race to take him on two years later. He’s reported on-the-ground from hurricane landfalls in Florida and North Carolina, from South Florida after the Parkland High School Shooting, in Newark over that city’s lead drinking water crisis, and in many other locales.
Clark grew up in Twin Falls, Idaho, studied art and French in Belgium, went to college at Northern Arizona University, and has lived in Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia.
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