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How can conservation also help preserve contamination? Andrea Januta and I sat down with Science History Podcast to explore this and more on the latest episode of Science History Podcast. sciencehistory.libsyn.com/episode-62-con…

Super excited to welcome our new news applications editor at Reuters: the one and only Ben Welsh. Buckle your seatbelts, people. Can’t wait to see what he does!

Congratulations to the Reuters team for winning the 2023 Selden Ring Award for Investigative Reporting. Their 4-part series, “Nightmare in Nigeria,” shows horrific secrets behind the Nigerian military's campaign to crush the nation's Islamist insurgency. annenberg.usc.edu/news/spotlight…

Give us ten minutes and we’ll give you the world (sorry I couldn’t resist the 1010 WINS nod).

For the third time in This Dog’s Life, I took him to the vet for induced puking. This time it was a dryer sheet. The other two times it was a bicycle glove and chocolate. Nearly £250 later, Frank comes bouncing out into the waiting room and everyone called him a good boy. LIES.

So honored to be in the presence of these folks!

Rich with data, maps, charts, engrossing narratives, photos, illustrations and videos, this Reuters project explains in disturbing detail how humankind is cueing up another pandemic in the world's bat lands. reuters.com/investigates/s…

A pledge to fight climate change is sending money to strange places. Read what Emma Rumney, Jaimi Dowdell, Irene Casado Sánchez and Misato Nakayama found out. reuters.com/investigates/s… via @SpecialReports

Wealthy nations pledged $100 billion a year to help developing countries combat climate change. We followed the money and found governments funded chocolate stores, a coal plant, an airport expansion and a hotel, all in the name of climate finance. reuters.com/investigates/s…

Great opportunity to learn from one of the best…

Data journalism pioneer Phil Meyer is dead. He is remembered for teaching reporters how to do "social science in a hurry." Here's why he thought it was important, spelled it out in 1973's "Precision Journalism," a direct critique of objectivity arguments that endure today.

Cancer and mortality studies conducted by a US health agency have found elevated cancer rates in military and civilian personnel who lived and worked at Camp Lejeune, a major American military base, an epidemiologist familiar with the research says reut.rs/478cdJj 1/5

Something for my CA journo friends...

🎺 HEY NERDS 🎺 I'm launching a new class with Charles F. Knight. It's called "First Python Notebook: Data Analysis on Deadline." Attend and you'll learn how journalists use computer-programming tools to conduct data-driven investigations. Register now! journalismcourses.org/product/first-

Together with Jackie Botts, we analyzed thousands of records related to climate finance. We found that billions of dollars meant to help developing countries cope with climate change are flowing back to wealthy nations through loans, interest and work contracts ➡️Reuters Investigates

A federal health agency was created to protect the public from toxic sites. But a Reuters investigation found it regularly downplays and disregards community concerns – to industry’s benefit reut.rs/3Yv8vYR

BREAKING NEWS: Incredible work by Reuters investigating how the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry has been failing communities contaminated by polluters. #ATSDR Jaimi Dowdell reuters.com/investigates/s…

Companies responsible for some of the worst pollution in the U.S. have found an unlikely ally in a federal health agency meant to protect people from environmental hazards. Our latest: reuters.com/investigates/s…