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| Bobby Magill is a journalist covering water, public lands and the Interior Department for Bloomberg Law in Washington, D.C. His work focuses on climate change and legal battles over the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, water supplies, oil and gas leasing, endangered species and other federal lands issues. More about Bobby. |
"SEJ is a family of journalists with the same goal: To tell the most important environmental stories of our time. I found my job at Bloomberg through SEJ, and the professional and personal connections SEJ has provided have been essential to my career."
- Bobby Magill, Bloomberg Law
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Give to SEJ's Fund for Environmental Journalism to support small story grants, such as:
- "The Republic of Cows" by Jude Isabella for Hakai Magazine in collaboration with Earth Island Journal
- "As the US Rushes After the Minerals for the Energy Transition, a 150-Year-Old Law Allows Mining Companies Free Rein on Public Lands" by Jim Robbins for Inside Climate News
- "Will the Chesapeake Bay Become a Dead Zone?" by Duy Linh Tu for Scientific American
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- "I would not have been able to attend without the SEJ/Uproot diversity fellowship, and I am truly grateful for it as this is easily the best conference I've been to as a newer journalist. I am truly grateful for the program and hope it can be expanded so even more people, who otherwise would not be able to, can attend."
- "As an emerging freelance photojournalist in the midwest I have limited resources and opportunities to attend conference. This limits my ability for professional growth and networking. I would not have been able to attend the workshop without the Uproot Project Fellowship."
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