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Deputy Editor, CalMatters
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Science Writer, Freelance
Coffee drinker, storyteller. Leading comms @Cornell @SmallFarmsProg. Writing about science & sustainability. Formerly @LiveScience @USCAnnenberg @MotherJones...
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Columnist, Freelance
Columnist/Fumbling podcaster iono.fm/c/5913 Fmr Editor, Business Day & Financial Mail, Joburg. Ex Madrid, Bonn Corr & UK News Editor @FT🇿🇦🇺🇦
Freelance Food and Travel Writer, Freelance
Writer. Eater. Live-life-to-its-fullest-er. Author of the food blog Hogwash, Pike Place Market Recipes, and Top Pot Hand-Forged Doughnuts.
Contributor, The Boston Globe
Writer, Freelance
Inspirational Keynote Speaker. Bestselling author and scholar on Jugaad, Frugal Innovation, Wise Leadership. Global Top 50 Management Thinker. TED Speaker.
Science and Environmental Journalist, Freelance
Earth scientist turned journalist. Bylines with @sciam, @wired, @audubonsociety + others. Writing STRATA, a book on earth history, for @wwnorton. she/her.
Editor, Axios
Editor @Axios energy/climate newsletter. Author of books on climate change, Congress, political jargon, nuclear waste. @Giants fan.
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Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology, UCL
Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology at UCL, interested in: cooperation, culture, life history, family (what's left?) music!
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Writer, Freelance
Writer in Massachusetts | Find me reading tarot cards or paddle boarding when I’m not at a keyboard | Past bylines in MassLive, Lowell Sun, Boston Globe
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