Britt's work as a sustainability scholar,  hands-on sustainability educator, and engaged community member has been widely covered in both local and international media outlets, including The Economist, Agence France Presse, and Reuters.
​
Media Coverage (selected)

• November 17, 2022. "A Merry goodbye: Residents pay final respects to iconic Amherst tree." Hampshire Gazette. 
• June 1, 2022.  "The Next-Generation Lawn Mower is a Sheep." UMass News. 
• May 14, 2022. "Taming the Waters: China’s Grand Canal is full for the first time in decades." The Economist. 
• April 28, 2022. Ella Adams. "Sustainable EweMass opens conversation about sustainable land management, features Hadley Farm sheep." Daily Collegian. 
• April 22, 2019. Keely Chalmers. "Oregon businesses pledge donations to Earth-focused nonprofits." KGW8 News.
• March 7, 2018. Aleena Peter. "Three Ways to Instill Sustainable Practices in your Kids." Today.
• August 11, 2017. Denise Kronsteiner and Adam Gabriele. "China’s water infrastructure, food-energy-water nexus subject of ASU professor's research." ASU Now.
• December 16, 2016. Future Out Loud Podcast.
• April 26, 2016. Christina Larson. "Ghosts by the Water Line." Foreign Policy.
• April 22, 2016. Sharron Lovell and Tom Wang. ”Drinking the Northwest Wind: What China’s Mega Water Transfer Means for Those Left Behind.” ChinaFile.
• January 25, 2016. Sharron Lovell. "China’s Mega Hydro-Projects are Coupled with Devastating Impacts." Pulitzer Center.
• January 8, 2015. Codi Yeager-Kozacek. "China Completes Second Line of South-North Water Transfer." Circle of Blue.
• December 28, 2014. Stephen Chen. "Beijing's massive water project opens to doubts from critics." South China Morning Post. 
• December 8, 2014. Tom Hancock. "China farmers washed away as Beijing taps water from south." Agence France Presse.
• September 27, 2014. "Water consumption: A canal too far." The Economist.
• September 9, 2014. Stian Reklev. "Quenching Beijing's thirst may stunt regional growth." Reuters.

---