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Drew Magratten

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As seen in: The YEARS Project, New Canaan Advertiser, Retro Report
Co-Executive Producer for @YEARSofLIVING. All tweets my own. Non-climate tweets @dmagproducer.
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It’s time for a change in New Canaan

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By Drew Magratten
| New Canaan Advertiser Verified
By Drew Magratten Published 3:56 pm EDT, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 New Canaan Advertiser / File photo New Canaan Advertiser / File photo Photo: Contributed Photo / File Photo Photo: Contributed Photo / File Photo Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 New Canaan Advertiser / File photo New Canaan Advertiser / File photo Photo: Contributed Photo / File Photo Editor, Advertiser: We've all been living through it for nearly two years: streets in complete disrepair with potholes emerging...
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Crumbling Bridges: US Infrastructure 10 Years After Minneapolis

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By Drew Magratten, Sandrine Isambert, Kristen Nutile, Sianne Garlick
| Retro Report Verified
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E. Coli Outbreaks Changed Food Production, But How Safe Are We?

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By Scott Michels, Sandrine Isambert, Drew Magratten
| Retro Report Verified
In January 1993, one of the worst outbreaks of food poisoning in U.S. history provided a stark example of how human-made catastrophe can shape federal policy. The outbreak was linked to undercooked hamburger meat used by Jack in the Box franchise restaurants in Washington state, California, Idaho, and Nevada. Four children died and hundreds of people were hospitalized, many suffering lasting brain damage or kidney failure.
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