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Analysis: 96.2% of Climate News Stories Don’t Cover Animal Agriculture as a Pollution Source
An opportunity for climate journalists to expand their coverage by including the largest source of food-related emissions.
Climate•4 min read
Cherry Salazar
Cherry Salazar is an award-winning investigative data journalist from the Philippines, where she covered energy transition, campaign finance and election procurement, and attacks against the press. Her work has been featured in the Global Investigative Journalism Network’s guide on investigative reporting. She is currently based in New York City.
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