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Senior reporter covering the food industry @examinationnews. Believer in democracy, the Constitution and the New York Mets. Mostly at sashachavkin.bsky.social
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Science on the harms of ultraprocessed foods is ‘strong enough to act,’ researcher says

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By Sasha Chavkin Verified
| The Examination
Each daily serving of ultraprocessed foods raises the risk of a stroke, heart attack or cardiac arrest by 5%. That was the stark finding of a study published last month in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, and it’s the latest research showing an association between industrially-made foods and health problems including diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
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Gloster residents worry about health with new Drax pollution limits

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By Alex Rozier, Sasha Chavkin Verified
| The Natchez Democrat Verified
This article was originally published at mississippitoday.com GLOSTER — The security camera outside Patricia McGhee’s home captures a scene that she says replays again and again in her Mississippi neighborhood, especially at night. Dust drifts slowly from the sky, settling over her yard. She and other Gloster residents blame the fugitive dust on a nearby wood pellet plant, Amite BioEnergy, owned by U.K.-based bioenergy giant Drax.
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Mega-polluters are exploiting green loans. Here's how we uncovered it.

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By Sasha Chavkin Verified
| International Journalists Network
In recent years, banks and corporations have poured trillions of dollars into finance they label as “green” or “sustainable.” Their claims about what this money will achieve sound impressive, but in many cases they amount to empty promises. For this investigation, we examined a type of green finance called sustainability-linked loans (SLLs).
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