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Stephanie Paige Ogburn

Fort Collins
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Covers:  water, energy science, agriculture, food, environment, business, climate change, weather
Writer, content creator and web developer @radialdevgroup. Former journalist with @KUNC and @highcountrynews. Runner, MTBer, gardener, backpacker.

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Stephanie Paige Ogburn’s Journalist Portfolio

Cattlemen struggle against giant meatpackers and economic squeezes

Cattlemen struggle against giant meatpackers and economic squeezes

Ranchers battle gigantic meatpackers to get a fair price for cattle in a changing economy.

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Sodbusting farmers plow up the Northern Plains prairie

Sodbusting farmers plow up the Northern Plains prairie

The biofuels "corn bubble" and other financial incentives encourage farmers to plow up native grassland in th…

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Water Shortages Threaten Restaurant Industry - QSR magazine

Water Shortages Threaten Restaurant Industry - QSR magazine

One of the most-used resources in the restaurant industry -- water -- is never given much thought. It's time …

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Forestry + genetics = a blister rust solution?

Forestry + genetics = a blister rust solution?

In 1926, the U.S. Forest Service first found blister rust, a deadly fungus, on high-elevation whitebark pines…

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Into the wild

Into the wild

African American environmentalist Rue Mapp gets people of color outside.

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Fields of dreams

Fields of dreams

"Farmworker Reality Tours" teach citizens about the lives of California's migrant farmworkers.

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Failing Into Tech and Content Design

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By Stephanie Paige Ogburn
| indeed.design
I’ve changed careers twice. First, I jumped from journalism to programming. Most recently, I became a UX content designer. How does someone successfully make a career change into a new tech field? It’s a common enough question that it’s inspired a wealth of blogs and how-tos. Most of these fall into a category I call skills-based career guides. They discuss how to in whatever tech area you’re trying to enter, whether it’s programming, UX writing, or user research.
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Sustainable food meets social justice

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By Stephanie Paige Ogburn, Adrienne Day Verified, Zoya Teirstein Verified, Kate Yoder Verified
| Grist Verified
Published Mar 31, 2007 Grassroots organic is alive and well, even in the concrete jungles of New Haven and Boston. Today I spent an hour and a half at a talk called “Food Policy: Addressing Social Justice in the Sustainable and Local Food Movements.” The event’s keynote speakers were two women who work for urban sustainable food initiatives. One of the organizations, CitySeed, is located in New Haven, Conn.
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It's the society, stupid

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By Gar Lipow, Stephanie Paige Ogburn, Katharine Wroth Verified, Sarah Van Schagen
| Grist Verified
Published Mar 31, 2007 Andrew Dobson posted a thoughtful and useful piece in yesterday’s issue of OpenDemocracy.org: … the rhetoric of “consumer sovereignty” and “hands-off” governance is inaccurate and unhelpful. … [C]onsumption decisions take place within a cultural and institutional context which constitute the rules of the game, and which part determine the consumer decisions that people make.
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