Andrew D. Johnson

Andrew Johnson is a senior video producer at TIME.

Recent Articles

Watch: How Sweden’s Sustainable Hydrofoil Ferry Shortens Travel Time

Sweden's new hydrofoil ferry is not just environmentally friendly, it's efficient too.

By Andrew D. Johnson

Watch: The Good, the Bad & the Maybe: AI

TIME Chief Climate Officer Shyla Raghav explores artificial intelligence and how it impacts energy use.

By Andrew D. Johnson and Shyla Raghav

Fighting Florida's Invasive Pythons One Step at a Time

How shoe brand P448 became an unlikely ally in the battle to tackle invasive species.

By Victoria Malloy and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

A Pakistani Startup is Changing How People Access Water

Asani.io is working to bring people more reliable access to water.

By Andrew D. Johnson

This Company is Using 3D Printing and AI to Make Sports Cars

The Czinger 21C uses less material thanks to leveraging new technology.

By Harry Booth and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

Watch: Sweden is Turning Food Waste Into Fuel and Fertilizer

A new law in Sweden requires people to recycle their food waste.

By Andrew D. Johnson

Column: How Carbon Markets Can Deliver to the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis

Carbon markets can provide billions of dollars towards climate solutions and support equitable and just economic development.

By Fred Krupp and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

The Inspiration Behind The Fall Guy

The new action rom-com is a love letter to stunts and the people who do them, paying homage to movies like Casino Royale and True Lies.

By Eliana Dockterman and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

AC Has a Big Climate Impact. This New Tech Could be a Game Changer

Thermal Energy Storage is ramping up, with benefits for the grid, the climate, and companies’ energy bills.

By Sarah Sax and Video by Andrew. D Johnson

Watch: This Musician Is Decarbonizing Music Festivals, Concerts, and Tours

Adam Gardner is the lead singer of the band Guster and co-founder of Reverb, an organization working to advance sustainability within the music industry. Reverb partners with artists like Billie Eilish and Willie Nelson to...

By Andrew D. Johnson

These Cattle Farmers Are Cutting Emissions and Boosting Nature

Adaptive multi-paddock grazing—moving cows from pasture to pasture—helps trap carbon in the soil, one research team finds.

By Esha Chhabra and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

Column: Companies Must Work Together to Rebuild Trust in Carbon Market

To boost carbon markets, companies shouldn't shy away from publicizing their efforts, writes Dan Lambe, CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation.

By Dan Lambe and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

Reesa Teesa on TikTok Fame

Tareasa Johnson became an internet celebrity with the TikTok series "Who TF Did I Marry?!?" Read her interview with TIME.

By Moises Mendez II and VIDEO BY ANDREW D. JOHNSON

Film and TV's Carbon Footprint Is Too Big to Ignore

Movies don’t just make history—they also have a big climate impact. A growing movement from within the industry is trying to counter that.

By Sarah Sax and Video by Andrew. D Johnson

Climate Change Poses Risks to Our Health. These Nurses Want to Fix That

The Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments aims to do for the planet what nurses have long done for patients: bring health.

By Jeffrey Kluger and Video by Andrew. D Johnson

Insurance Companies Can Do More About Wildfire Toxins in Homes

There is a growing push for insurance companies to help rebuild smoke-damaged homes.

By Kiley Price and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

The Main Reason EV Drivers Call AAA Is Not Dead Batteries

The hardest working parts of an electric vehicle are not the battery, the powertrain, or the on-board navigation. It's the tires.

By Jeffrey Kluger and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

The EV Battery Innovation That Could Usurp Solid-State Technology

Despite the solid-state battery hype, the lithium-ion batteries powering today’s EVs are pretty good. And they could get even better.

By Alejandro de la Garza and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

VW is About to Sell Its Last Gas-Powered Car in Norway

Norway aims for all new cars sold to be zero emissions by 2025. Volkswagen is already ahead of that target.

By Maddy Savage and Video by Andrew. D Johnson

TIME REVEALS 2023 PERSON OF THE YEAR

Since 1927, TIME has chosen a Person of the Year, the editors’ assessment of the individual who most shaped the headlines over the previous 12 months, for better or for worse.

By Jeannie Kopstein , Anne Most , Diane Tsai , Lisa Nho , Andrew D. Johnson and Brian Bennett
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