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Long: Work

November 2023

Winner, Best Explanatory Reporting, 2024, Assn. of British Science Writers

Finalist, Longform Narratives, 2024 Nat'l. Assn. of Science Writers (U.S.) Science in Society Journalism Awards

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How 1% of the population producing 1% of GDP rearranged the political landscape in the Netherlands—

and why your country might be next. 

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The Guardian Long Reads

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Photo: Anadolu/Getty

Netherlands farmers protest government policy to restrict nitrogen emissions

September 2022

Winner, Silver Award, Magazines, from the American Assn. for the Advancement of Science

(publisher of the journal Science), 2023

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9,000 bird flu events worldwide. 1 billion chickens in an area one-quarter the size of Alabama. Poultry farmers mixing human flu viruses with birds’. Experts say it’s a recipe for disaster.

For The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

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photo: Roy Slaterus [Sovon]

a barnacle goose suffering neurological effects of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1 bird flu) in the Netherlands
Long: Work
Long: Work

August 2020

Although salmon and shrimp farming dominate conversations in the Global North, they represent just 10% of global aquaculture production. Entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia are showing a better way. 

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This article was part of a package in Hakai magazine that won 2nd place for explanatory reporting, small newsrrom, from the Society of Environmental Journalists. 

 

With Htoo Tay Zar

Photo: Htoo Tay Zar

variety of seafood offered at a fish market in Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)
Long: Work

March 2015

Winner, Society of Professional Journalists, NYC chapter ("Deadline Club"), best magazine profile.

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For The New York Times Magazine, a profile of the iconic scientist and conservationist.

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Photo: Michael Christopher Brown

Jane Goodall on a boat near Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania

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