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Dennis Dimick

(He/Him)
Arlington
As seen in: National Geographic, rebelmouse.com, Society of Environmental Journalists, Cleveland Review of Books, National Geographic Magazine
Covers:  land use, environmental issues, photojournalism, documentary photography, environmental photojournalism, agriculture & environment, climate change, energy and environment
Appearances are not what they seem. find me at threads and blue skies @ddimick. sad to see twitter’s implosion after 16 years here. 🖕elon.
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Land as History's Witness: On "American Geography" and "American Silence" - Cleveland Review of B...

Land as History's Witness: On "American Geography" and "American Silence" - Cleveland Review of B...

Dennis Dimick on "American Geography: Photographs of Land Use from 1840 to the Present", edited by Sandra S. …

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When the Well Runs Dry: On Lucas Bessire's "Running Out" - Cleveland Review of Books

When the Well Runs Dry: On Lucas Bessire's "Running Out" - Cleveland Review of Books

Lucas Bessire's poignant critique of dramatic groundwater decline in southwest Kansas and resistance to addre…

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EYES ON EARTH- Photojournalism at 100: Mature or Just Old?

EYES ON EARTH- Photojournalism at 100: Mature or Just Old?

Photojournalism has had 100 years (at least) to mature, build its foundations, and realize its lofty goals. L…

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Peter Essick's Journey into Environmental Photojournalism

Peter Essick's Journey into Environmental Photojournalism

As both a picture and environment editor at National Geographic I live a hybrid life. On one hand I try to im…

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EYES ON EARTH- Panoramic Planet

EYES ON EARTH- Panoramic Planet

Since then I've shot panoramas on nearly every flight. My focus has been landscape transformation: suburban d…

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Do We Treat Our Soil Like Dirt?

Do We Treat Our Soil Like Dirt?

by Dennis Dimick That question headlining a 1984 National Geographic article on soils remains as relevant tod…

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Environmental Photojournalism: Award-Winning Magazine Picture Editing Portfolio

Environmental Photojournalism: Award-Winning Magazine Picture Editing Portfolio

Third Place Magazine Picture Editing Portfolio at Pictures of the Year International. Important Environnmenta…

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Lack of Snow Leaves California's 'Water Tower' Running Low

Lack of Snow Leaves California's 'Water Tower' Running Low

Snowpack-which essentially serves as a water tower for the western United States-produces vital meltwater tha…

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Earth's Dashboard Is Flashing Red-Are Enough People Listening?

Earth's Dashboard Is Flashing Red-Are Enough People Listening?

As scientists and much of the public differ on the causes of climate change, the planet keeps getting warmer …

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Here's Why We Haven't Quite Figured Out How to Feed Billions More People

Here's Why We Haven't Quite Figured Out How to Feed Billions More People

Solving the world's looming food crisis will require big investments in agricultural research, yet public sup…

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If You Think the Water Crisis Can't Get Worse, Wait Until the Aquifers Are Drained

If You Think the Water Crisis Can't Get Worse, Wait Until the Aquifers Are Drained

As drought ravages surface water supplies, we're pumping groundwater to save us. And it will-for a while.

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As World's Population Booms, Will Its Resources Be Enough for Us?

As World's Population Booms, Will Its Resources Be Enough for Us?

As world population projections soar, there are rising concerns about the impact billions more people will ha…

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Inside the Looming Food Crisis | Nat Geo Food

Inside the Looming Food Crisis | Nat Geo Food

Scientists, policymakers focus on improving the food supply against daunting odds.

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