Earth Hope\ud83c\udf0e
Amanda Royal, Sam Matey-CosteCollecting environmental success stories from around the globe, because hope is the foundation of progress. Writing solutions-based eco-news seasoned with media critique. Focusing on solutions. Inspiring action.
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China's incredible environmental progress, a discussion with Sam Matey-Coste and Amanda Royal
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The ecologist who dared love Yosemite's frogs
I’m republishing this popular story from last year, when I had far fewer subscribers. Enjoy. 🐸
Hopeful headlines: When life thrives in sacred places
Lesser tongue orchid, Serapias parviflora, one of several rare species found at an Etruscan necropolis in Italy. Photo by Gilles San Martin, inaturalist.org.
400,000 seabirds are hooking up near San Francisco
Common murre, photo by Diego González Dopico, inaturalist.org. The white eyeliner, known as “bridled morph,” is a genetic variation that doesn’t appear in most birds. Though associated with the Northern Atlantic population, a bridled morph ...
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Investigator of hope. Former newspaper reporter and current eco-news junkie. Two Nevada Press Association awards for environment reporting. Worldwide internal honorable mention from The Associated Press. Centrist collector of solutions.
I'm a climate and energy journalist and environmental science analyst. The Weekly Anthropocene, my Substack, offers data-driven independent journalism on progress from around the world. I also write Your Dose of Climate Hope in partnership with CAN!
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