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  • National Correspondent, Climate and Environment, USA Today
Florida, United States
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Covers:  Climate change, environment, weather, endangered species
Climate / environment reporter. Mom & daughter of veterans. Crazy Grandma. Former blue checkmark recipient.

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Dinah Voyles Pulver’s Biography

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National reporter, USA TODAY, focusing on climate and the environment. Former environment writer and data editor for The Daytona Beach News-Journal for more than 20 years. Public speaker. Floridian. Grandma. @dinahvp

Dinah Voyles Pulver’s Journalist Portfolio

People haven't just made the planet hotter. We've changed the way it rains.

People haven't just made the planet hotter. We've changed the way it rains.

Yes, there have always been erratic weather patterns, but now the heaviest downpours and droughts are growing…

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Special Report: Our Septic Tank Crisis

Special Report: Our Septic Tank Crisis

More than 2.7 million septic tanks lay buried in Florida. Many pollute our waterways. Cleaning them up will c…

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Troubled Water | A Daytona Beach News-Journal Special Report

Troubled Water | A Daytona Beach News-Journal Special Report

Troubled Water | A Daytona Beach News-Journal Special Report

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Battered Beaches: Restoring coastal erosion from Matthew could cost $50 million

Battered Beaches: Restoring coastal erosion from Matthew could cost $50 million

PAINTERS HILL - Four months after Hurricane Matthew pummeled coastal Volusia and Flagler counties, reminders …

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SunRail vs. Scenery: DeBary land deal draws fire

SunRail vs. Scenery: DeBary land deal draws fire

DEBARY - City leaders celebrated when the regional water management agency bought more than 900 acres here in…

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Where are the storms? More are coming, hurricane outlook says

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By Dinah Voyles Pulver Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
While the El NIño pattern intensifies over the eastern Pacific Ocean, Atlantic water temperatures remain fairly unremarkable, with blue patches in this Climate Central map, based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, indicating cooler-than-normal waters that can deter tropical activity. It’s the first week of August and legions of people aren’t reflexively refreshing their screens to check the progress of a hurricane or tropical storm or studying the latest model predictions.
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Where are the storms? More are coming, hurricane outlook says

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By Dinah Voyles Pulver Verified
| Belleville News-Democrat Verified
While the El NIño pattern intensifies over the eastern Pacific Ocean, Atlantic water temperatures remain fairly unremarkable, with blue patches in this Climate Central map, based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, indicating cooler than normal waters, which can deter tropical activity. It's the first week of August and legions of people aren't reflexively refreshing their screens to check the progress of a hurricane or tropical storm or studying the latest model predictions.
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Where are the storms? More are coming, hurricane outlook says

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By Dinah Voyles Pulver Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
While the El NIño pattern intensifies over the eastern Pacific Ocean, Atlantic water temperatures remain fairly unremarkable, with blue patches in this Climate Central map, based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, indicating cooler than normal waters, which can deter tropical activity.
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Waldo Proffitt Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism

2017

The award recognizes distinguished examples of daily and weekly newspaper reporting and commentary about environmental issues in Florida. The Waldo Proffitt Award was established in 1998 by the friends of Waldo Proffitt, a former editor of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to honor his legacy. The award is made possible by the Waldo Proffitt Scholarship Fund of the Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Inc.

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Waldo Proffitt Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism

2014
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Waldo Proffitt Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism

2009
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Waldo Proffitt Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism

2008
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Gold Medal for Public Service, Florida Society of News Editors

2009

Sunshine State, Society of Professional Journalists

2009 - First place, environment reporting
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Award of Special Merritt, Grantham Prize Foundation

2009
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