The world’s “10 percent” collectively emit nearly half of all global emissions, an analysis found grist.org/equity/carbon-…

Wildfire smoke damages crops and taints food, triggers asthma attacks and erodes mental health. A new study warns that the problem is about to get much worse. bit.ly/3iIR7tG

In my first story for San Francisco Public Press I cover the electrification of the Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry, which is on track to be the first emission-free fleet in CA. The project will also train San Rafael Latino residents in marine electrification. Here’s why. sfpublicpress.org/bay-area-ferry…

Green retrofits for buildings are key to SF’s 2040 net-zero emissions goal, but renovations risk displacing low-income tenants. How can SF decarbonize equitably? A Mission District pilot project by PODERSF aims to model it. My latest for San Francisco Public Press. tinyurl.com/2h9zdk69

Join us Tuesday! At an event w/ KALW, we’ll talk affordable #housing — #SF Prop. G & a regional bond (nixed from the ballot). • Anni Chung, Self-Help for the Elderly 安老自助處 • Karoleen Feng, medasf • Lila LaHood, @sfpublicpress • Madison Alvarado, @sfpublicpress eventbrite.com/e/the-bay-vote…

I spoke with Hana Baba on KALW's Crosscurrents about my recent story analyzing disparities in toxic cleanup times across Bay Area communities. They did a great job with the interview and really pulled out what’s at stake for people’s health. Tune in! kalw.org/2025-03-27/cle…

This #EarthDay, we are honored to highlight three Report for America corps members: Colleen Cronin at ecoRI News, Avery Martinez at KMOV, and Audrey Brown at San Francisco Public Press. Through their reporting, they raise awareness, inspire communities to action, and bring critical

My latest for San Francisco Public Press: a look at stark racial disparities in toxic site cleanup times in San Francisco. It’s a new data analysis that builds on my recent region-wide reporting on related disparities. Thank you USC Center for Health Journalism for the support! tinyurl.com/5n8nyrdr