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Jacob Baynham

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Missoula
As seen in: VICE, The Christian Science Monitor, Esquire, Outside Magazine, Yahoo, Men's Journal, Coastal Living, AFAR, Cincinnati Magazine
Freelance journalist, father, fisherman, baker. Other identities always considered.
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Brewing Your Own Beer Is a Waste of Time and Money. I Still Won't Stop Doing It.

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By Jacob Baynham Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
My cousin David is a beer man, the sort of guy who was early on sours, unmoved by IPA mania, and able to explain the contributions of lactose to the perfect hazy—not to mention his mental map of the best brews worldwide. So, when he visited me in Montana several years ago, I sipped the samples he’d brought from Brooklyn’s boutique breweries and asked what felt like an obvious question. Had he ever thought about brewing his own? He swallowed a mouthful of gose. “No,” he said.
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Outside divide: Breaking barriers that hinder equal access to nature

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By Jacob Baynham Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Late one evening in October 2019, Don Baugh beached his kayak on the rocky shore of Pyne Poynt Park, a 15-acre postindustrial green space abutting a polluted backwater in Camden, New Jersey. Mr. Baugh runs an environmental nonprofit called Upstream Alliance, and he’d spent the day on the water pointing out sewage outflows to staff from New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection. Now it was dusk, and Mr. Baugh wanted to load his boat and leave before dark.
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The Christian Science Monitor Daily for June 28, 2021

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By Jacob Baynham Verified, Nancy Humphrey Case
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
2021 June 28 Monday TODAY’S INTRO Trial by wildfire, and a verdict that offers redemption As extreme heat and wildfires again test the western U.S., including the country’s northwest corner – where Portland hit an all-time record on Saturday, then broke it Sunday with 112 degrees F. – Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has cleared a path for redemption.
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