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DG

Daniel Grossman

Daniel is a science journalist focused on climate change.
Politics
Flying over Alberta’s tar sands, evidence of wealth and destruction (PHOTOS)
Politics
Environmental impact of Alberta tar sands ‘horrible,’ expert says (PHOTOS)
Politics
Alberta tar sands pollution suspected in rare cancer cases
Gas flares at the Suncor Oil Sands Mining Site.
Environment
The view over Alberta’s tar sands shows booming wealth — and environmental destruction
Environment
With Sawdust and Paint, Locals Fight to Save Peru’s Glaciers
Lifestyle & Belief
Video: Climate Change Threatens to Transform Mongolia
Environment
To Fight Noxious Dust Storms at Home, Koreans Plant Trees in Mongolia
Blog: Rains That Don’t Wet
Global Warming Makes a Splash
Blog: An Optimist
Waiting for Water
Blog: Lima’s Brown Coast
Blog: Lima’s Future Water Shortage
Environment
Greenland ice sheets melting faster than predicted
Environment
Bushmeat market in Ecuador rainforest
The Thirst for Safe Water Series: Part One – Microbes in our Drinking Water
Global Warming: Coral Reefs at Risk
Of Birds & Towers
Antique Sheep
Phthalates in Plastics
West Antartica Ice Sheet
The Thirst for Safe Water: Part 5 – The Benefits of Bottled Water
The Thirst for Safe Water: Part 2 – Water Quality and Disinfection
Microbes in Drinking Water (The Thirst for Safe Water Series, Part 1)
Mars Rocks: Interplanetary Contamination Risk?
Taking on Tens of Thousand Chemicals
Killing Animals at Home
Energy Co-generation
Artic Warming
Organophospates
SEA TEMPERATURE CHANGE
CHEMICAL STUDY WITHDRAWN
HURRAY FOR HOLLY WOOD?
Warning: Breathing Air Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
Cellular Phones
Long Slow March to the Sea
Preserving the Magic of Madagascar
Environment
In Ecuador, striking it rich by keeping oil in the ground
Conflict & Justice
Paris heat wave offers lessons on climate change
Environment
Raising Bangladesh
Drought and the study of lost cultures