Background
Tina Casey was born on March 7, 1959, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, to Henry Harrison, a medical educator, and researcher, and Paula Rosenblatt Finck, an art educator.
Tina Casey was born on March 7, 1959, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, to Henry Harrison, a medical educator, and researcher, and Paula Rosenblatt Finck, an art educator.
In 1985 Tina graduated from the School of General Studies of Columbia University with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
From January 2008 till 2011 Tina Casey worked at CleanTechnica.com as a Freelance Science and Technology reporter specializing in energy, renewables, advanced materials, transportation, foundational research, military sustainability, and corporate sustainability. From 2008 to the present she is Senior Reporter in CleanTechnica.com for green tech blog rated #1 in its category.
Also, from May 2008 to the present, she is Deputy Director of Public Information for Union County, New Jersey. She plans and writes media outreach including crisis communications for County of Union, New Jersey, and writes speeches and op-ed articles for County officials. Areas of concentration include infrastructure, alternative energy, conservation, public health, community development, public safety, homeland security, and social services.
From May 2011 to June 2012 Tina was a freelance writer at IdeaLab.TalkingPointsMemo.com. She contributed 4-6 articles monthly on cutting edge technology and sustainability issues.
Casey is a Stuff Writer at TriplePundit.com from May 2011. She focuses on renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean transportation, and public policy relating to corporate social responsibility and international affairs.
Tina Casey is the author of "Creating Extraordinary Beads from Ordinary Materials" (1997), "Fabulous Fashion Doll Clothing You Can Make" (1999), "The Runaway Valentine" (2001) and "The Underground Gators."
Tina Casey is a widely known reporter and writer. She has been writing about sustainability, alternative energy, and energy efficiency since 2009. Her articles appear regularly in CleanTechnica.com, where she is a Senior Reporter and TriplePundit.com.
Her book "Creating Extraordinary Beads from Ordinary Materials" included on New York City Public Library's 1999 list of 1,000 Best Books for Teenagers.
(Victor has the glitziest glitter, the shiniest sparkles, ...)
2001Tina is a follower of Judaism.
Casey is a member of the Democratic party.
Tina focuses on military, government and corporate sustainability, clean tech research, and emerging energy technologies.
Quotations:
"I started writing fiction in my mid-twenties, thinking I was a serious writer who wrote serious stories. But they were no fun to write and nobody wanted to publish them. Fortunately, it wasn't long before I had children and they quickly convinced me that my true destiny was to be a serious goof, and write funny tales for children. This is a great excuse to do all the stuff I loved when I was a kid: explore the woods behind the school, dig for worms, play music and do art projects, watch movies that star talking animals, and go bike riding and horseback riding. It's all research!"
"An aspiring writer is really just a writer aspiring to get published. The only hard part is to keep on being a waiter long enough for somebody to publish something. For me, that meant constantly writing new stories (not reworking one story) and sending them out. and only allowing myself five minutes on an egg timer to feel bad about a rejection slip. It’s all worth it once you open that book and see yourself looking back from the inside flap."
From 1985 Tina is married to Edward Charles Casey. Their children are Thomas Henry and Paulina May.
