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Robert Feder

Chicago
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Longtime reporter covering media in Chicago from 1980 to 2022.
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Advancing wetland restoration as a climate change mitigation strategy

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By Robert Feder, Caitlin Bergstrom
| American Geophysical Union (AGU)
Advancing wetland restoration as a climate change mitigation strategy By Robert Feder, AGU Fall 2023 intern. Wetland ecosystems have a tremendous capacity to sequester carbon owing to inefficient organic matter decomposition in waterlogged soils. Modern wetlands like peatlands have been accumulating carbon for millennia, thereby making wetland soils a major reservoir of stable carbon on Earth.
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Dick Biondi dead: Chicago’s definitive voice of Top 40 radio was 90

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By Robert Feder
| tinyurl.com
Dick Biondi, a broadcasting dynamo whose 67-year career spanned the history of rock ’n’ roll in America and defined Top 40 radio for a generation, never lost his youthful enthusiasm for the music, his buoyant delivery on the air or his boundless affection for his fans. The golden oldie disc jockey known as “The Wild I-Tralian” died June 26, according to an announcement by his family. He was 90.
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Dick Biondi, Chicago’s definitive voice of Top 40 radio, dies at 90

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By Michael Easton, Robert Feder
| Puget Sound Radio
Influential in advancing the careers of Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis, among many others, Biondi was the first disc jockey to play the Beatles on American radio by Chicago Sun/Times July 1, 2023 Dick Biondi, a broadcasting dynamo whose 67-year career spanned the history of rock ’n’ roll in America and defined Top 40 radio for a generation, never lost his youthful enthusiasm for the music, his buoyant delivery on the air or his boundless affection for his fans.
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