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Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

Major / Minor: International Affairs and Journalism double major

Graduation Year: 2026

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Alexia is a graduate student at Columbia University, where she is studying journalism with a climate and science track. She just graduated from The George Washington University with a degree in international affairs and a concentration in international politics. Alexia loves introducing others to composting organic waste and highlighting issues pertaining to food and water access in often overlooked communities. She was a Planet Forward Correspondent in 2025-26 and has previously interned at San Antonio Express-News, Bloomberg Law, and The Brazilian Report.

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Across the Arctic | What if Greenland was mined? Navigating landscapes, resources, and autonomy

Mining Greenland has become a hot topic on news outlets all over the world. As the island’s ice sheet melts, what to do with the exposed resources, and who gets to control them, is an urgent unanswered question. Keep reading

Across the Arctic | What if Greenland was mined? Navigating landscapes, resources, and autonomy

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Across the Arctic | What if Greenland was mined? Navigating landscapes, resources, and autonomy
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

Was this the 'COP of Forests'?
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

Brazilian women make a stand for water at COP30
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

All eyes on Belém do Pará: Why COP30 in Brazil is especially important
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

A conversation with André Trigueiro, Brazil's leading environmental journalist
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

“I am the store”: Terry Hall as a community hero
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

The Well at Oxon Run is open for the 2024 season
Alexia Massoud

George Washington University, Columbia University

A wooden wall with paper leaves stapled to the wall. On the leaves are the names of people and businesses that've donated to The Well. In the center of the wall is the logo of The Well.

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