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Roundtable: How Science Journalism Residencies Can Shape Careers at All Stages

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By Elise Cutts
| The Open Notebook
As a freelance environmental reporter at the start of her career in India, Monika Mondal wasn’t looking for fellowships. She was busy writing features on pollution, water, and rivers. But when an announcement for a yearlong residential fellowship in Germany bubbled up in her LinkedIn feed, she was intrigued. Mondal applied, won the fellowship, and spent her 2022–23 German Chancellor Fellowship (GCF) exploring how developed countries like Germany manage their rivers.
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It is not science journalism's job to improve trust in science

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By Elise Cutts
| reviewertoo.com
Imagine attending a gathering of political journalists. It kicks off with a debate about whether the role of political journalism is to improve trust in politics. On one side of the debate are two journalists arguing, no, that is not their job. On the other side is the head of a civic engagement nonprofit's information service and a freelance consultant who writes for political nonprofits. They say: yes, it is the job of "politics writers" to enhance public trust in politics. Absurd, right?
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How hot can our planet get? Earth’s climate history holds clues

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By Elise Cutts
| Science News Explores Verified
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