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News Producer / Anchor, Public News Service
Arizona, Tucson
Beats
technologyConstruction fashion
Pornography, Heavy politics,
Content
By Alex Gonzalez Verified| Public News Service Verified Designers and stylists will showcase their "upcycled" garments as models hit the runway for what is being dubbed a "trashion show" at the Waste EXPO in Las Vegas next month. It is estimated the average American household spends around $1,500 a year on clothing. Sonja Salmon, associate professor of textiles at North Carolina State University, said whether the items wear thin or go out of style, only a small fraction of them are actually recycled.
By Alex Gonzalez Verified| Public News Service Verified Adrian Fontes, Arizona's Secretary of State, argued there is nothing wrong with American elections but some leaders in Washington, D.C., disagree. The U.S. Senate will consider the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act this week. It would require people to show documents in person, like a passport or birth certificate, to register to vote. Republican proponents said it is needed to keep noncitizens from voting.
By Alex Gonzalez Verified| Public News Service Verified Designers and stylists will showcase their "upcycled" garments as models hit the runway for what is being dubbed a "trashion show" at the Waste EXPO in Las Vegas next month. It is estimated the average American household spends around $1,500 a year on clothing. Sonja Salmon, associate professor of textiles at North Carolina State University, said whether the items wear thin or go out of style, only a small fraction of them are actually recycled.
Company Info
Public News Service
Public News Service (PNS) is an independent, member-supported news organization based in Boulder, Colorado. Founded in 1996 by journalist Lark Corbeil, PNS operates as a Certified B Corporation. The organization is dedicated to promoting awareness and engagement with public interest issues, aiming to foster an informed citizenry and support vibrant, equitable communities. PNS specializes in producing bilingual public interest news content that covers a wide range of topics, including social justice, environmental issues, and economic matters. Their solutions-oriented reporting is distributed through a network of over 8,000 media outlets, reaching approximately 60 million people weekly, with a focus on rural communities. PNS collaborates with various organizations, including nonprofits and foundations, to fund critical reporting and amplify marginalized voices. The organization emphasizes equity in local news and practices a balanced approach to reporting, ensuring diverse perspectives are included.
Denver, Colorado, United States
+1 800-317-6704
Founded: 1996