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Essay | Growing through environmental grief as a filmmaker
Katherine Gunning

University of Oregon

Essay | Growing through environmental grief as a filmmaker
Beauty beneath the blooms: What’s next for water quality in Lake Neatahwanta?
Tanner Vant

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Essay | What was saved: Reflections from a fire
Francesca LoPresti

Macalester College | Young Voices of Science (YVoS)

Essay | What was saved: Reflections from a fire
At the crossroads of tides: Teaching climate resilience on New Jersey’s coast
Shaniya Utamidata

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

At the crossroads of tides: Teaching climate resilience on New Jersey’s coast
Volunteers target Anacostia River pollution through clean-up efforts
Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Volunteers target Anacostia River pollution through clean-up efforts
Maria Carmen Erviti, researcher: ‘Extreme weather events serve as constant reminders of climate change in the media’
Mario Castroviejo

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Navarra

Maria Carmen Erviti, researcher: ‘Extreme weather events serve as constant reminders of climate change in the media’
‘Where is FEMA?’: The aftermath of West Virginia floods
Towne Moores

Wake Forest University

‘Where is FEMA?’: The aftermath of West Virginia floods
How El Niño and human activity turned a village in Burundi’s floods into national crisis
Melchisedeck Boshirwa

Mandela Washington Fellow

How El Niño and human activity turned a village in Burundi’s floods into national crisis

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Joshua Massey

Arizona State University, Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

Flood maps: Preparing North Carolina for a climate-driven future
Hiwot Shaw

Duke University

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