Case Studies

Investigations, long-form narratives, and other in-depth reports.

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Pollution Is in Your Blood. Is That Legal Battery?
By Sara Talpos
02.24.2020
Visuals: Jeffrey Sauger
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The Family That Changed Science in the Courts
By Peter Andrey Smith
02.17.2020
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Pollution, Public Health, and Undone Science
By Nancy Averett
02.03.2020
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Examining the ‘Wilderness’ in Wilderness Therapy
By Adiel Kaplan
01.29.2020
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The Expulsion of Peter Gøtzsche
By Daniel Kolitz
12.30.2019
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In New Orleans, Mental Illness Behind Bars
By Nick Chrastil
11.20.2019
Visuals: William Widmer
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The CAR-T Revolution Is … Messy
By Ilana Yurkiewicz
10.23.2019
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Of Science, Fear, and Nuclear Radiation
By Mark Wolverton
09.13.2019
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For Uniformed Public Health Officers, a Reckoning
By Keren Landman
06.24.2019
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Vaquitas, Totoabas, and Fishing the Sea of Cortez
By Lourdes Medrano
05.20.2019
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‘Cured-in-Place’ Pipe Repair Under Scrutiny
By Robin Lloyd
04.22.2019
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Heartburn Gave My Dad Cancer. Should I Be Worried?
By Caren Chesler
03.25.2019
Breathtaking
In Macedonia, a Breathtaking Pall of Pollution
By Tom Zeller Jr. and Jasmina Mironski
12.19.2018
Visuals: Larry C. Price
Breathtaking
Choking on Wood Smoke in Chile
By Patricia Luna
12.05.2018
Visuals: Larry C. Price
Breathtaking
In the San Joaquin Valley, a Pall of Pollution
By Brendan Borrell
12.03.2018
Visuals: Larry C. Price
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The Battle Over Climate Science Goes to School
By Sean Patrick Cooper
11.02.2018
Breathtaking
In China’s Industrial Centers, Foul Air Persists
By Xiaoxue Chen
10.29.2018
Visuals: Larry C. Price
Breathtaking
Nigeria Struggles to Clear the Air
By Anna Cunningham
10.22.2018
Visuals: Larry C. Price
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