Reaching Across Borders

Strengthening Science Journalism In Latin America

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The toxic paradox of ‘green’ energy

The toxic paradox of ‘green’ energy

By Bárbara Fraser, Luis Alberto Guevara and Michelle Morelos


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Climate change threatens our traditional foods

Climate change threatens our traditional foods

By Johanna Osorio, María Clara Valencia y Ruth Vargas and Sonia Tejada


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Ciudad Juárez<br>Unearthed | The peaceful past of "the most violent city in the world"

Ciudad Juárez
Unearthed | The peaceful past of “the most violent city in the world”

By Gustavo Cabullo Madrid, Aracely Lazcano y Juan Antonio Castillo

Winner of the Gold Medal (First Place) in the Reporting category of the José Vasconcelos Prize for Journalists in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico


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Underwater Deforestation

Underwater Deforestation

By: Cristian Ascencio Ojeda & Roberth Orihuela Quequezana


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The Axis of Fluoride:<br>Corporate Pollution

The Axis of Fluoride:
Corporate Pollution

By Alejandro Saldívar and Daniel Wizenberg

Finalist for Science Journalism
National Journalism Award, Mexico


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Lupus in Latin America:<br>Racism, Invisibility and Lack of Care

Lupus in Latin America:
Racism, Invisibility and Lack of Care

By Alice de Souza, Héctor Villa León, Jhoandry Suárez y Zoila Antonio Benito


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Reaching Across Borders

Strengthening Science Journalism In Latin America

Motagua River:
An avalanche of waste and a looming international conflict

Adrift:
Venezuelan Migration and Mental Health

Andean Agriculture

At the Crossroads of GMOs

Divided and Dangerous

Bolsonaro’s highway to connect Brazil and Peru

Published in National Geographic Brazil

Trapped

The pink dolphins of the Madeira River

Coronavirus in Central America

Voices of the Scientific “Dissidence”

A collaborative cross-border science journalism project organized by InquireFirst

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