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Caroline Malone’s Journalist Portfolio

Study finds that plane air may cause illness

Study finds that plane air may cause illness

Study published by WHO says people who fly regularly may be at risk from breathing contaminated air.

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Caroline Malone Studio News - YouTube

Caroline Malone Studio News - YouTube

Presenting and reporting international news

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Microscopic air pollution affects health and livelihoods worldwide

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By Caroline Malone
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02:40 A recent study shows more than 50,000 premature deaths could be saved in the U.S. if one year of microscopic air pollution - mainly from fossil fuel emissions - was eliminated. The World Health Organization says millions of people globally are affected by air pollution. Campaigns to raise awareness of the people most affected are underway. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.
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Climate change threatens U.S. historic site

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By Caroline Malone
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02:46 A U.S. island with Native American, colonial, and slavery connections in the U.S. state of Virginia, has become one of the country's most endangered historic areas. The world-class archaeological site is on a low-lying island that is threatened by sea-level surges and floods. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.
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Lithium mining in the U.S.

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By Caroline Malone
| CGTN Verified
The U.S. has a big lithium challenge: To build a greener economy with more electric vehicles, it needs to massively boost domestic production to power the batteries. Even though the U.S. is one of the most lithium plentiful countries in the world, it only processes about 1 percent of global output. The vast majority is mined in Australia, Chile and China. A number of companies are acting to change that. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter,
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Awards

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New York Festivals

2017 - Breaking News Story

Silver World Medal and a Finalist Certificate for coverage of the Turkey Failed Coup.

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Peabody Award

2011

Coverage of the Arab Awakening (Al Jazeera English)

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Asian Academy Creative Awards

2018 - Best News Program

International News Emmy Nominee

2018 - International News Special

Nominated for 'Qatar Crisis: Special' - Producer & Reporter