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Environment reporter @CourierJournal. Tips: cgiffin@courier-journal.com | Formerly: @AgWaterDesk, @Report4America and @mujschool. he/him

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I'm an environmental reporter at The Courier Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, and a Report for America Corps member. I'm also a reporter on the Mississippi River Basin Ag and Water Desk, a regional news collaboration.

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In Henry County, Wendell Berry was a pillar, a friend and a neighbor

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By Connor Giffin Verified
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Not long ago, writer, activist and farmer Wendell Berry told his daughter, Mary: "The day after I die, get up and go to work." The work, for Berry, was a tireless advocacy for land, people and the load-bearing link between them. His ideas filled pages across a prolific career of essays, poetry and fiction. He argued for a food system that is protective of soil, waters and woodlands, writing, "A culture cannot survive long at the expense of either its agricultural or its natural sources." On Aug.
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In Henry County, Wendell Berry was a pillar, a friend and a neighbor

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By Connor Giffin Verified
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
Not long ago, writer, activist and farmer Wendell Berry told his daughter, Mary: "The day after I die, get up and go to work." The work, for Berry, was a tireless advocacy for land, people and the load-bearing link between them. His ideas filled pages across a prolific career of essays, poetry and fiction. He argued for a food system that is protective of soil, waters and woodlands, writing, "A culture cannot survive long at the expense of either its agricultural or its natural sources." On Aug.
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'Held hostage': Rhodia redevelopment puts new state law to the test | Exclusive

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By Connor Giffin Verified, Keely Doll Verified
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
It took three decades, millions of dollars and a change in state law to bring an abandoned chemical complex in Algonquin to the verge of redevelopment – but a looming legal fight still threatens to set back a long-awaited project.
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