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Mark K. Matthews
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Deputy Editor, Climatewire
Climatewire deputy editor | @EENewsUpdates. Alum: Orlando Sentinel | The Denver Post. firebender | paladin. Husband to one. Father to two. Brother to all.
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Jennifer Yachnin
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Western Water Reporter, E&E News
Interior Department and Western water reporter @eenewsupdates Retweets ≠ endorsements Find me at Yachnin on Bsky or jyachnin.35 on Signal
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Martin LaMonica
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Deputy Editor, The Conversation
Director of Editorial Projects and Newsletters at The Conversation. Formerly: Deputy Editor @ConversationUS, Contributing Editor @TechReview, reporter @CNETNews
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Avery Ellfeldt
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Reporter, The Alaska Desk, Alaska Public Media
Reporter for @AKpublicnews' Alaska Desk. Past: @politico, @EENewsUpdates, @npr, @BGOV. CO born, AK based 🏔️
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Humberto Basilio
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Science Journalist, Nature
Science Journalist at @Nature | Words in @NYTimes @NewsfromScience @NatGeo @ArchaeologyMag @AGU_Eos @InsideClimate and more. 🇲🇽 Signal: humbertobasilio.24
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Scott Waldman
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White House Reporter, Climatewire
White House reporter focused on climate change at @POLITICO's @EENewsUpdates. Contact: swaldman@politico.com
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Sujata Gupta
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Social Sciences Reporter, Science News
Social sciences reporter @ScienceNews. Park ranger turned science writer. Lover of trees and food. Frozen yogurt connoisseur.
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Andres Picon
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Congress and Energy Policy Reporter, E&E News
Covering Congress' actions on energy and the environment at @POLITICO's @EENewsUpdates ⚡️🌎 | apicon@eenews.net | Proud Venezolano and New Yorker
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Kristin Ozelli
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Executive Editor, The Transmitter
Executive Editor @_TheTransmitter. Opinions expressed are my own.
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