Selected Enterprise & Features
MAGAZINE FEATURE STORY: How New England became the most dangerous place in the country for tick-borne illness (Boston Globe Magazine)
A Disease-Carrying Mosquito Has Landed in the Rocky Mountains Where It Historically Couldn’t Survive (Inside Climate News, co-published by Undark magazine)
EXPLANATORY PROJECT: If Massachusetts can’t fix constant flooding on Morrissey Blvd., how will we prepare for rising seas? (Boston Globe, “When the Floods Come” project)
In South Florida, a Crackdown on Overdue Electricity Bills Coincides With Peak Summer Heat, ICE Enforcement (Inside Climate News)
INVESTIGATION: Toxic benzene lingered for weeks after shelter-in-place warnings ended following Houston-area chemical disaster (The Texas Tribune, co-published by Grist magazine)
After weeks in the ICU, they finally got a diagnosis: It was a tick bite (Boston Globe)
Many dams in Mass. are unsafe. But removing them is bittersweet for owners. (Boston Globe)
How climate change left a rural neighborhood nearly uninhabitable (The Texas Tribune)
Storm after storm, climate change increases strain on Texans’ mental health (The Texas Tribune)
Climate Policy — selected coverage:
- The New Hampshire wildlife biologist leading the legal fight to restore federal jobs
- Inside the EPA: Employees describe culture of fear
- Days later: Some EPA employees reinstated after being mistakenly laid off
- Spending cuts expected to hit environmental justice projects
- Trump attacks on wind leases a big hit to climate targets
Erin Douglas 