The legacy of forced relocation of Navajo at Big Mountain.
LWON, April 11, 2016
Category: Featured stories
A New Study Suggests Even the Toughest Pesticide Regulations Aren’t Tough Enough
The Nation, February 23, 2016
Rethinking Lion Conservation
PLOS Biology podcast,
November 23, 2015
Think Before You Paint: Flame Retardants Found in Nail Polish
KQED, October 19, 2015
Fields of Toxic Pesticides Surround the Schools of Ventura County. Are They Poisoning the Students?
In some of California’s most heavily Latino communities, going to school can be a health hazard.
The Nation, April 6, 2015
2015 AHCJ Award of Excellence, 3rd Place, Investigative Reporting. Finalist in IACP Culinary Trust Awards for Food Writing that Makes a Difference. Featured in The Open Notebook
For the Monarch Butterfly, a Long Road Back
The migratory population of monarch butterflies is plummeting and well-meaning efforts by enthusiasts may be contributing to its plight.
New York Times, Nov. 18, 2014
Face of Hope
After watching too many soldiers confront a lifetime of scarring, Army surgeon Robert Hale is leading the charge to make facial reconstruction medicine ready for the wounds of 21st-century war.
Discover Magazine, September 2014
Winner of a 2014 Society of Professional Journalists NorCal Excellence in Journalism Award. Honorable Mention, ASJA’s Reporting on a Significant Topic Award, 2015
Notable, The Best American Science and Nature Writing
Strokes, long on the decline among the elderly, are rising among younger adults
Washington Post, June 17, 2014
Don’t Jump!
A simple fix to the Golden Gate Bridge would save hundreds of lives.
Slate, Oct. 15, 2013
Winner of ASJA award for best op-ed, 2014
Trouble in the Valley of the Eagles
Could a mining project jeopardize the largest gathering of eagles on Earth?
High Country News, May 29, 2013