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Education Resource
Journalist Stephen Sapienza on Labor Abuses in Thailand's Shrimp Industry
Pulitzer Center grantees Steve Sapienza and Jason Motlagh traveled to Thailand to report on labor...
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Education Resource
A Changing Climate for Reporting in Burma
Journalist Jeff Howe shares his experiences reporting in Burma with photographer Gary Knight. As...
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The geopolitics of Southeast Asia are shifting rapidly and China's influence can be seen in the...
![Media file: AX049_6599_9.JPG](/sites/default/files/styles/510x315/public/AX049_6599_9.JPG.webp?h=50844e28&itok=VAmt9k3x "A man fishes outside the office of the "Wuxi 530" incentive program which has brought dozens of foreign-educated Chinese scientists to the city, drawn by generous grants and rent free business space. The city of 5 million people is unknown outside China, but it is seeking to escape its national image as one of the worst polluters in China. The city's prosperous chemical factories on the shore of Lake Tai, the third largest freshwater lake in China, have released so much pollution that in 2007, nearly 2 million people here were deprived of cooking and drinking water for a week when a thick layer of green scum formed over the lake. Image by Peter Ford. China, 2012.")
