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Africa

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    Camels in Marsabit, Kenya, where scientists believe the next pandemic could begin. Image by Jacob Kushner. Kenya, undated.
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    PART OF: Stopping the Next One: Scientists Race to Prevent Human Encroachment on Wildlife From Causing the Next Pandemic

    The Coronavirus 10 Times More Deadly Than COVID

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    Jacob Kushner
    Grantee
    January 27, 2021
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    Marie poses for a portrait in Komao village outskirts of Koidu, district of Kono, Sierra Leone, Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020. The 16-year-old didn’t want to get married, but when her now-husband proposed, she and her family were struggling with the economic situation. For that reason she decided to get married. “Now we are together, so if he asks me to get pregnant, I will accept that”, she says. Image by Leo Correa/AP Photo/Leo Correa. Sierra Leone, 2020.
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    PART OF: Coronavirus Child Brides

    Families Marry off Daughters To Ease Finances Amid COVID-19

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    Krista Larson
    Grantee
    December 14, 2020
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    Education Resource

    Meet Paul Salopek

    Meet two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Salopek, a National Geographic fellow and Pulitzer Center...

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    Paul Salopek
    Grantee
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    Microplastics in the Mediterranean Sea
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    PART OF: The Ocean’s Invisible Pollutants

    The Dirty Secret of Alternative Plastics

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    Aryn Baker
    Grantee
    November 28, 2023
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    Empty Nets: Unveiling the Dark Reality Behind Ghana's 'People's Fish' Collapse

    The project would shed light on the dark reality behind the collapse of the ‘people’s fish’ (small...

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    Gideon Sarpong
    Grantee
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    PART OF: Empty Nets: Unveiling the Dark Reality Behind Ghana's 'People's Fish' Collapse

    The Dark Seas of Deception: Unmasking EU Fisheries in West Africa’s Troubled Waters

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    Gideon Sarpong
    Grantee
    November 27, 2023
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    Landslides in mini-family fields following the lack of anti-erosion hedges
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    PART OF: When Charcoal and Firewood Consume Forests in the Great Lakes Region (Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda)

    DRC-Burundi: Forests and Parks Fall Victim to Small, Infertile Family Fields (French)

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    November 26, 2023
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    PART OF: The Road to Casablanca: A Spotlight on the Inter-African Migration Toward Morocco

    From Domestic Economy to International Relations. Here’s Why Migration Flows Are an Asset for Morocco (Italian)

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    November 22, 2023
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    Exposing Injustice: The Power and Purpose of Journalism

    From Somalia to Pennsylvania, reporting that checks power When I talk to high schoolers about the...

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    Marina Walker Guevara
    Pulitzer Center Staff
    November 20, 2023
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    PART OF: Climate Adaptation in Namibia’s Drought-Stricken Kunene Region

    In Namibia’s Kunene Region, Government Initiative Helps Livestock Farmers Cope With Recurring Droughts

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    Mandile Mpofu
    2023 Reporting Fellow
    November 20, 2023
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    Muddy tracks built amidst the forest.
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    PART OF: Forests Are Violated in So-Called Development Projects

    Southern Cameroon: Tracking the Illegal Logging of Over 1,000 Hectares of Forest (French)

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    Adrienne Engono Epse Moussang
    Congo Basin RJF Advisory Committee Member
    November 20, 2023
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    PART OF: How Big Finance Fuels the Climate Crisis

    Why the Congo Basin Is Vital in the Fight Against Climate Breakdown

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    Alex Hess
    Guest Contributor
    November 18, 2023
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