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Jun
02
Climate Media's Philanthropy Problem
We've talked before about the massive bloodletting in climate media this year; even amidst the general demise of
12 min read
May
18
Body Cam Footage Exposes the Narrative War Behind An Indigenous Activist’s Arrest
I’ve been thinking a lot about something the Oglala Lakota activist Nick Tilsen said to me in an interview
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May
05
Santa Marta: A Historic First Step, but a Long Road Ahead
Our senior global climate justice reporter Nina Lakhani just returned from the Santa Marta conference in Colombia, a global convening
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Apr
22
The Year of Climate Backsliding, Part Two: The Media
I'm writing this on the heels of the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, an annual gathering of journalists
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Apr
15
The Year of Climate Backsliding, Part One: Australia
Australia really, really doesn’t want to talk about phasing out fossil fuels...even though it volunteered to help lead the discussion.
7 min read
Mar
23
Petromasculinity Is Eating Itself and Destroying Us All
By Amy Westervelt
Like a lot of other folks who came of age in the 90s, I'm having
9 min read
Mar
11
What Justice Means Today
By Nina Lakhani
I’ve spent my whole career reporting on all kinds of injustices, but have recently found myself
5 min read
Feb
22
People Never Suck in Just One Way: On Epstein, Climate, and the Hubris of the Ultra-Wealthy
As an investigative reporter with a thing for documents, normally a massive release of previously hidden emails and texts would
6 min read
Feb
10
Yes, Climate Still Matters. Here's How It Connects to Every Other Crisis in the World Today.
Lately I've been experiencing something I suspect a lot of other climate reporters—and really anyone who works
3 min read
Feb
02
From Venezuela to Greenland and Beyond: The Story Behind the Story
We're only a month into 2026 and already several of the stories Drilled has been reporting on and
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