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Science writer and editor specializing in physics and astronomy. NOVA, The Nature of Reality, Boulder Daily Camera, FQXi, Nautilus, and more.
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What we learned from longtime WOIO reporter Harry Boomer; and distilling journalism on social media (podcast)

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By Kate Becker, Nathaniel Owoyele, Elizabeth Sullivan Verified
| cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Hall of Fame reporter Harry Boomer from WOIO Channel 19 shared career advice and stories with high school journalists on Saturday, Jan. 24 in the cleveland.com newsroom as part of the 2026 Cleveland Media Academy.
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Marine Conservation Leadership: Does Australia Walk the Talk?

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By Carissa J. Klein, Kate Becker, Madeline Davey, Rosa Mar Dominguez-Martinez
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Australia's marine environment is remarkable, spanning all five of the world's climate zones, from the coral-rich tropics to the icy shores of Antarctica (Reeves et al. 2013). Six national marine areas have received UNESCO World Heritage status, the highest of any country. This includes the largest living structure—the Great Barrier Reef (GBR)—and the most intact sub-Antarctic marine ecosystem on the planet. With at least 33,000 marine species found within the nation's boundaries (A.
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Alachua Conservation Trust prepares north Florida for growing season with prescribed burns

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By Kate Becker
| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified
As native vegetation like pine trees and wire grass begin to enter the growing season, the Alachua Conservation Trust is conducting various prescribed burns to support proper seeding and prevent wildfires heading into the summer months. The dormant season in north Florida, including Alachua County, runs from November to March, after which the area enters the growing season. Throughout Florida, the state and other organizations burn just over 2 million acres a year to manage Florida ecosystems.
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