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As seen in: Planet Money, Medium, Nature, The Independent (UK), The Washington Post, Here & Now Anytime, NPR, Chicago Tribune, Frontiers, MDPI, NDTV and
Co-hosting @NPR's @planetmoney. Formerly @washingtonpost, @voxdotcom. @MIT & @YaleLawSch. Once a FOIA lawyer, always a FOIA nerd. Stats and cats! jguo@npr.org
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The giant factory town that might be a giant mistake

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By Jeff Guo , Marianne McCune, James Sneed , Luis Gallo
| NPR
Why millions of TVs are manufactured in the middle of the Amazon rainforest : Planet Money How does a poor country become a rich country? There's a simple blueprint — or at least, that's what many economists used to believe. But over the years, a lot of rapidly developing economies have stalled out. These countries aren't poor anymore, but they're not rich either. They're stuck in the middle.
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The skyscrapers that NIMBYs and zoning couldn't stop

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By Alex Mayyasi, Jeff Guo , Jess Jiang , Sam Kesler
| NPR
The skyscrapers that NIMBYs and zoning couldn't stop LIVE SHOW TOUR INFO HERE. New stories, live tapings, special guests, book signings and more. Walk the shoreline of Kitsilano in Vancouver, Canada, and you see a construction site where eleven residential towers are rising from new foundations. This cluster of high-rises is squeezed between the bridge and the water, on one side, and, crucially for this story, neighboring parks and expensive single-family homes on the other.
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The little pet fish that saved a town in the Amazon Original

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By Jeff Guo , Luis Gallo, Marianne McCune
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The little pet fish that saved a town in the Amazon The cardinal tetra is one of the most popular pet fish in the world. They look like little red and blue sequins. You've almost certainly seen them at the pet store or the fish tank at your dentist's office. They're everywhere. Not so long ago, most of the world's supply of cardinals came from just one place. It's a little town deep in the rainforests of Brazil, where locals still catch these fish by hand.
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