New Yorkers fled to the Hamptons in 2020 – and sparked a major sewage crisis
New Yorkers fled to the Hamptons in 2020 – and sparked a major sewage crisis. The Guardian, 2021.
‘It’s a miracle crop’: the pioneers pushing the powers of seaweed
As temperature records across the world break for another sweltering summer and the ICC tasks each country to reduce their carbon output, scientists and activists alike are looking to a new solution: kelp farming. The Guardian, 2021.
Desperately Seeking Lifeguards for Hamptons Pools
An affordable housing crisis for locals and Covid-19 safety protocols combined to create the perfect storm for summer 20201. A lifeguard shortage could mean a summer without water aerobics, lap swims and pool parties for children. New York Times, May 2021.
How Lebanese EnvironmentalistHelped Spark Revolution
Two months into a revolution, green activists work to chart a sustainable path forward for Lebanon. Sierra Magazine, December 2019.
Can the Shinnecock Nation Save their Fishing Rights?
The New York tribe has repeatedly faced state laws encroaching on their economic and food sovereignty. Now they’re fighting back. Civil Eats, March 2018.
Riding Mailboats in the Bahamas
Volunteers Save New York’s Oldest Community Farm as Covid-19 Hits Agriculture
The pandemic upended the practices that typically keep Quail Hill Farm running smoothly. It’s emblematic of an industry-wide struggle, and one way that small farms are beating out Big Ag. The Guardian, July 2020.
Pride in the Arab World
After the Beirut Pride Week organizer was detained by authorities, this feature magazine story investigates what it means to be LGTBQ+ in Lebanon. Playboy Magazine, June 2018.