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Sarah Sax

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Investigative journalist, writer, and researcher working at the intersection of climate change + human rights. Currently with @ClimateRights
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The AI Boom Runs On Toxic Air

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By Sarah Sax Verified
| The Lever Verified
Drive through the heart of the Permian Basin in West Texas, and the scale of the area’s oil and gas industry is undeniable. Tens of thousands of active wells, drill rigs, pipeline corridors, and flare stacks cover this 86,000-square-mile stretch of West Texas and southeastern New Mexico. At night, flare after flare burns orange against the dark sky. The Permian is the most productive oil field in the United States, responsible for roughly 40 percent of total U.S. oil and gas production.
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The 3-Hour Mum & The Viral 'Jessica' Hack

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By Sarah Sax Verified
| Pivot Club
This week, Monique Bowley, Stacey Hicks and Amelia Lester unpack the 'max 3-hour mum' theory. That’s how long Skims co-founder and Kardashian-adjacent CEO Emma Grede thinks women should spend with their kids each day on weekends. We discuss whetther the mother of four's ‘quality over quantity’  approach is genius - or missing the point. Also, is kids’ sport officially broken?
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OPED: Bill Gates Said the Quiet Part Out Loud

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By Sarah Sax Verified
| cri.org
When Bill Gates published his latest essay on climate change, the response was immediate. Many critics accused him of defeatism or saw the memo as another example of billionaires bending a knee to the climate denialism of President Donald Trump. (Trump himself was a fan.) Others told him to stop opining about climate change. “Respectfully, Bill Gates Should Shut Up,” read a headline by the online magazine Slate.
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