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With No Help in Sight, Ghana’s Coastal Farmers Are Drowning in Salt
Saltwater is killing crops. In the runup to COP, The Africa Report looks at how it is affecting farmers in Africa. Vicentia ...
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Amy Davidson Sorkin
Amy Davidson Sorkin joined The New Yorker in 1995 and has been a staff writer since 2014.  As a senior editor for many years, ...
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A Public Defender’s Radical Approach to Representing the January 6th Rioters
Andrea Kalin’s documentary follows the work of a criminal-defense lawyer who strives to confront America’s political divisions with empathy. “You can see the Capitol from here,” Heather Shaner, ...
Pulitzer Center3d
Shifting Power: The Road to South Africa’s Just Energy Transition
South Africa is one of the world’s biggest carbon emitters because of its dependence on coal for energy production. Ending that dependence and transitioning to a low-carbon scenario will be expensive ...
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Pulitzer Center at the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024
Image courtesy of the Incubator for Media Education and Development (iMEdD). Greece, 2024. The Pulitzer Center participated in the Incubator for Media Education and Development (iMEdD) International ...
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This Awkward Fish Works Harder Than You
The parrotfish's day job helps prevent an iconic ocean ecosystem from collapsing. The ocean is full of strange creatures. The parrotfish is no exception. Its teeth are fused into a sharp beak, giving ...
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The Road to a Just Energy Transition
Image provided by The Outlier. South Africa. A road trip through five of South Africa's provinces, exploring the risks and opportunities of the transition to cleaner energy. To view the complete ...
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Post-Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater Discharge: Between Science and Misinformation, Ordinary People Question Everything
On August 28, 2023, a Chinese military blogger rented a billboard in Times Square to broadcast the dangers of contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Image provided by ...
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Claire Kelly
Claire Kelly is a senior at Davidson College from Clarks Green, Pennsylvania. Pursuing an English major and Hispanic Studies minor, Kelly is co-editor-in-chief of the student-led newspaper, The ...
Pulitzer Center5d
Toxic Sushi or Toxic Politics? Science Misinformation on Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater
Engulfed by the tsunami following Japan's most powerful earthquake in 2011, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant had a major accident in which three of its reactors melted down. Engineers cooled ...
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'Too Hot To Work' Workshop Explores Solutions for Climate Change Impacts on Labor
High heat exposure, combined with a lack of water, rest and shade, can lead to poor health outcomes... Following the productive Bangkok Climate and Labor Dialogue in February 2024, which brought ...
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Fernanda Wenzel Shifts Davidson’s Attention Toward the Deforestation of the Amazon
Professional land grabbers are willing to invest a large amount of money to deforest huge areas and... Students and faculty listen as Fernanda Wenzel gives her talk on deforestation in the Amazon.