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Tracy L. Barnett

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Columbia, Guadalajara
As seen in: Mexico News Daily, The Esperanza Project
Covers:  Environment, indigenous issues, migration, human rights, travel
A bilingual magazine and media empowerment project for a regenerative future/Una revista bilingüe para un futuro regenerativo.

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Tracy L. Barnett’s Biography

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Tracy L. Barnett is an independent writer, editor and photographer specializing in environmental issues, indigenous rights and sustainable travel. She is the founder of The Esperanza Project, a bilingual magazine highlighting solutions journalism and the voices of front-line defenders and environmental innovators throughout the continent. She is currently based in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Previously she served as Travel Editor of the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News. At the Chron…

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Guadalajara's water crisis reaches a boiling point

Guadalajara's water crisis reaches a boiling point

Citizen protests have increased in Guadalajara as the metropolitan area's water crisis has worsened, with the…

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'We will defend this territory with our lives': Activists blockade Topolobampo ammonia plant

'We will defend this territory with our lives': Activists blockade Topolobampo ammonia plant

Before dawn on Monday, Indigenous activists opposing a controversial ammonia plant in northwestern Mexico mov…

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Protesters mount round-the-clock resistance as Topolobampo ammonia plant nears completion

Protesters mount round-the-clock resistance as Topolobampo ammonia plant nears completion

Yoreme activists and fishermen set up a protest camp in Topolobampo as the controversial Ohuira Bay ammonia p…

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How Loreto stood up to the cruise industry and reversed a presidential decree

How Loreto stood up to the cruise industry and reversed a presidential decree

When a presidential decree opened the UNESCO-designated Loreto Bay National Park to cruise ships, residents o…

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From nuisance to raw material: Solving the sargassum crisis

From nuisance to raw material: Solving the sargassum crisis

As increasing amounts of sargassum are washing up on beaches in Mexico, companies are working to solve the cr…

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Court ruling cancels dozens of mining concessions in Wirikuta - but key sites remain under threat

Court ruling cancels dozens of mining concessions in Wirikuta - but key sites remain under threat

In a long-running legal battle over mining concessions in Wirkikuta, dozens have been canceled ... but dozens…

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