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Keith Schneider
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Correspondent, The New York Times
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Biography
Keith is a nationally known environmental journalist, online communications specialist, and environmental policy expert. His reporting is featured in major mainstream news organizations and nonprofit public interest news desks across the U.S. and around the world. He also manages story development for Circle of Blue, where he developed the Global Choke Point project to report on the intensifying confrontation between water, food, and energy on six continents. In 2022 he developed expertise on the national scandal of farm nutrient pollution and in 2023 was awarded an investigative reporting fellowship by the Alicia Patterson Foundation to pursue the story. Keith holds a BA from Haverford College.
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By Keith Schneider Verified| Circle of Blue Verified The Trump administration’s campaign to pare down the federal government, end federal funding for science, and waive environmental regulations is having severe consequences for ensuring water quality. A ‘pandemic-level shock to the system’: RFK Jr’s old environmental group weighs EPA cutsEPA may weaken drinking water protections as PFAS contamination spreadsNIH Ends Future Funding to Study the Health Effects of Climate Change The US and Canada have long managed the Great Lakes together.
By Keith Schneider Verified| The Star (Malaysia)@ IN the weeks since Donald Trump took office in his second term as US president, he has moved aggressively to expand oil and gas production while signing executive orders halting America’s transition to renewable energy. Yet, in Washington state, a government-led initiative is forging ahead with what is set to be the country’s largest solar power station.
By Keith Schneider Verified| Circle of Blue Verified The Trump administration’s campaign to pare down the federal government, end federal funding for science, and waive environmental regulations is having severe consequences for ensuring water quality. A ‘pandemic-level shock to the system’: RFK Jr’s old environmental group weighs EPA cutsEPA may weaken drinking water protections as PFAS contamination spreadsNIH Ends Future Funding to Study the Health Effects of Climate Change The US and Canada have long managed the Great Lakes together.
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The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
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