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Greg Schwartz

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  • Investigative Reporter and Contributing Editor, PopMatters
  • Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, PopMatters
San Rafael
Covers:  Energy, environmental justice, civil rights, human rights, politics, international relations, social justice, economic justice, hidden history, music, film, sports, pop culture.
Doesn't Cover: real estate, education
Award-Winning Investigative Reporter + Music Writer w/ PopMatters | Shining a light through the darkness of this world gone mad 🌎⚡️🎸🛸🕉

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Greg M. Schwartz is an award-winning investigative journalist with two decades of experience covering public affairs across an array of news sectors, with a focus on environmental justice issues. Leveraging a proven track record for digging deeper than the mainstream media to uncover fresh dirt on the powers that be, he is a valuable asset for news outlets of any size that seek to uphold the watchdog mission of the 4th Estate.

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Awards

Lone Star Award - Houston Press Club

2010 - Investigative Reporting

Awarded for "Crime Scene Cleanup", a 2009 San Antonio Current cover story on the city's "Toxic Triangle" area. Residents of the poor Mexican-American neighborhood adjacent to the former Kelly Air Force Base suffer an unusually high rate of cancer that local activists suggest is related to living above the chemical plumes coming from the base. Greg's story revealed that a cancer expert had his study on the area suspiciously squelched and discredited after it concluded that some of the cancers may indeed be attributable to living above the chemical plumes. This is not what San Antonio Metro Health and their military partners wanted to hear... See: Crime Scene Cleanup As evidence in the Toxic Triangle whodunit disappears, so does the possibility of justice for its victims - 4/29/09 http://www2.sacurrent.com/news/story.asp?id=70108