Published Work

Science magazine

• Uranium mine may pose threat to Grand Canyon drinking water

• PRINT VERSION: Troubled Waters

GRIST

• Battle of the bogs: Farmers and EU face off over Ireland’s largest carbon store

CONTAINER MAGAZINE

• PODCAST: Sustainable Sounds - Generating change in global music touring

• PODCAST: Tuning into nature

inverse

• Can Weed Make Recreational Running Easier? These Runners and Scientists Are Racing To Find Out

sentient media

• Can Scientists Stem Antimicrobial Resistance With Designer Microbiomes?

• Avian Flu Is Spreading, and the Raw Milk Trend Could Make It Worse

• Are COP29 Food Pledges Going to Succeed? COP28’s Impact Holds Clues

• Agriculture’s Dependence on Child Labor Persists — As Corporate Accountability Remains Lax

• How a North Carolina Farmer is Moving Toward a Sustainable Future

• Dairy Digesters Presented At Congressional Briefing As a Solution to Curbing Methane Emissions

• VIDEO EXPLAINER: Bird Flu Outbreak: What You Need to Know About Avian Influenza H5N1

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STAT

• Humana used algorithm in ‘fraudulent scheme’ to deny care to Medicare Advantage patients, lawsuit alleges (contributed reporting)

Floodlight

• Congress members hear about digesters as a solution to curbing methane emissions [Republished from Sentient]

scienceline

• Toxic sludge & black mayonnaise: Cleaning up one of New York’s most polluted waterways

• Data centers are stressing the Irish power grid. Are fuel cells the answer?

• The “Wild West” of childhood psychiatric prescriptions

• The city’s search for quiet

• Exploring the ‘art’ of coming off psychiatric drugs

• Munching on plastic?

• Going against the flow

• Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to COVID-19 vaccine researchers

The Emancipator

• Agriculture’s dependence on child labor persists as corporate accountability remains lax [Republished from Sentient]

retraction Watch

• ‘A disturbing experience’: Postdoc fights to have work that plagiarized her thesis retracted

• Editor and authors refuse to share data of paper containing alleged statistical errors

• Elsevier journal issues 73 expressions of concern for manipulated peer review

• ‘Exhausting’: Author finds another’s name on an Elsevier book chapter she wrote

• Climate paper retracted from Science over miscalculations

• Finland group downgrades 60 journals

• ‘Lab shenanigans’: TikTok influencer faked data, feds say

• Neuroscience journal retracts eight articles for image distortion

• ‘Violated’: Engineering professor found her name on four papers she didn’t write

• Brain tumor researchers lose second paper as UCSF investigates

• Cancer paper retracted 11 years after reported plagiarism

• Authors up past 60 retractions amid ongoing investigation

• Exclusive: Prof plagiarized postdoc’s work in now-retracted paper, university found

• Giant rat penis redux: AI-generated diagram, errors lead to retraction

• Did Flint water crisis set kids back in school? Paper saying so is ‘severely flawed,’ say critics

• Author blames retraction on ‘Chinese censorship’

• Food science journal retracts 10 papers for compromised peer review

• Paper recommending vitamin D for COVID-19 retracted four years after expression of concern

• MDPI backtracks on claim that a thesis can’t be plagiarized

• A journal editor said he’d retract a paper for plagiarism. A year later, it hasn’t happened.

• Faked heart papers retracted following Ohio State investigation

• A scientist peer-reviewed an article that plagiarized his work. Then he saw it published elsewhere.

• Authors retract quantum physics paper from Science after finding mistakes