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Jeff Kart is an environmental journalist based in Michigan, the Great Lakes state. He's been doing the newspaper thing for about 15 years. More recently, he's been blogging about environmental issues in the Saginaw Bay watershed, Michigan's largest, and beyond.
He's into renewable energy, green technology and anything interesting, especially if he can report it first. He's not scared of the Internet, and embraces it, along with social networking and Twittering and Facebooking and Linkedin-ing (although that may not be a word).
Jeff has a B.A. in Journalism from Michigan State University, whose chant just happens to be "Go Green." He's working on an M.A. in Environmental Studies from the University of Illinois.
He has many environmental fellowships under his belt, and cares a lot about connecting people with science and research and bringing awareness and a little bit of humor to green subjects. He is getting a little sick of the word "green," by the way, and likes to use "planet positive" once in a while instead.
Jeff is married to a marketing genius named Suzanne, has two daughters, a dog and cat. He loves camping as often as possible.
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