@stephanehorel.bsky.social speaks about her pioneering work into PFAS - forever chemicals - an "emerging threat" with unsure science. They worked with scientists to create "expert-reviewed journalism" and even wrote a journal article

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@fabiola-torres.bsky.social of Peruvian public health outlet @saludconlupa.com talks about how industry “buys scientific credibility”, funding associations and ”consumer representatives” to spread their claims, and how tobacco companies are funding vaping through "no smoke" campaigns

Chrissie Giles of @tbij.bsky.social worked on this story about Big Tobacco's influence on science in Japan, the "cosy relationship" between Philip Morris and the Japanese government and how they found a whistleblower

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@carlottad.bsky.social of CNN As Equals worked on a project about how girls face digital threats online, platforming the voices and perspectives of those affected. Her team partnered with the NGO Plan International, surveying 600 girls across 9 countries for this edition.cnn.com/interactive/...

@misbahsk.bsky.social, an antimicrobial resistance reporter at @tbij.bsky.social, says that her team decided to focus on photography and imagery to tell the human stories of this global issue, working closely, even collaboratively, with case studies "to show the power of the people themselves"

@ferg.social of the consultancy Fathm says that climate reporting is more likely to cut through when framing it differently.

"Reporting on how your grandmother’s favourite recipe is threatened because the ingredients she uses are threatened by climate change"

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Danish outlet Zetland, a digital media with 50,000 members, focuses on solutions but also on positivity, according to the founder and editor-in-chief @leakorsgaard.bsky.social

"Give hope. You have to show that you love the world"

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