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Spanish Editor, Orlando Sentinel
Editor at El Sentinel Orlando - Journalist / Master of Science in Environmental Management
Senior Coordinating Producer of Climate, CBS News
Sr. Coordinating producer of the climate unit at CBS News. Formerly of ABC, ESPN, NatGeo, PBS NewsHour Weekend, and Dan Rather. tracy.wholf@paramount.com
Outdoors Reporter and Editor, The Minnesota Star Tribune
Outdoors reporter @StarTribune @striboutdoors
Host, iHeartMedia
Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, bestselling author, and TV commentator on mental health, sex, and relationships. #HowCanIHelp podcast @drgailsaltz.bsky.social
💙💙💙 @briansugar Partner @sugar_capital Founder @POPSUGAR Mom of three girls, 2 pups Author Power Your Happy
Climate and Health Reporter, NPR
Former climate scientist, forever surfer, currently on NPR’s Climate Desk covering climate + health! she/hers. #SEJ, #NAHJ. Tips to aborunda@npr.org
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Chief Meteorologist, KPTV-TV (Beaverton, OR)
Weather geek & lifelong Northwest guy. Born in Hood River. Chief Meteorologist @fox12oregon since 2000. 31 years on PDX Television
National Environment Reporter, The Washington Post
National environmental correspondent for The Washington Post, focused primarily on the Southeast. Tar Heel born and bred. brady.dennis@washpost.com
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