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Elizabeth Shogren

Elizabeth Shogren

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Adjunct Lecturer, Georgetown University

Washington

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Digital, Innovation Economy,Tech Politics, Science Society

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Total articles 513

  • Rebuilding after wildfire: Help is scarcest for those who need it most

    By Elizabeth Shogren| The Christian Science Monitor Verified More than a year and a half after Boulder County’s Dec. 30, 2021, Marshall Fire destroyed 1,084 homes and damaged hundreds more, Jody Bill still has no clue if she will get the help she needs to replace her mobile home. The 115 mph gusts that spread the fire peeled the roof off the 1960s-era mobile home Ms. Bill had purchased just four months earlier as her retirement home. She was attracted to the unobstructed views of a gorgeous stretch of the Rocky Mountains known as the Flatirons.

    By Elizabeth Shogren · The Christian Science Monitor

    Nov. 06, 2023

  • Rebuilding after wildfire: Help is scarcest for those who need it most

    By Elizabeth Shogren| The Christian Science Monitor Verified More than 20 months after Colorado’s Marshall Fire destroyed 1,084 homes, Jody Bill still has no clue if she will get the help she needs to replace her mobile home.  She’d like to stay in her community, but she now has to worry about winds that can rush down the mountains and rattle her patched-together home. Why We Wrote ThisA story focused onAfter a major wildfire, low-income residents are the ones who find insurance and loans hardest to access.

    By Elizabeth Shogren · The Christian Science Monitor

    Sep. 25, 2023

  • Rebuilding after wildfire: Help is scarcest for those who need it most

    By Elizabeth Shogren| The Christian Science Monitor Verified More than a year and a half after Boulder County’s Dec. 30, 2021, Marshall Fire destroyed 1,084 homes and damaged hundreds more, Jody Bill still has no clue if she will get the help she needs to replace her mobile home. The 115 mph gusts that spread the fire peeled the roof off the 1960s-era mobile home Ms. Bill had purchased just four months earlier as her retirement home. She was attracted to the unobstructed views of a gorgeous stretch of the Rocky Mountains known as the Flatirons.

    By Elizabeth Shogren · The Christian Science Monitor

    Nov. 06, 2023

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Washington, D.C., United States