Doug Struck covered the Valdez oil spill for the Baltimore Sun and has reported frequently from the Arctic for The Washington Post during 30 years as a journalist. He has been a foreign and national correspondent reporting from six continents and 50 states, a Harvard Nieman fellow and Pulitzer Prize finalist. At The Washington Post, he specialized in global warming issues in assignments ranging from the Northwest Passage and Greenland to melting glaciers on the Andes Mountains. He now freelances and teaches journalism at Boston University.
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Waging the Battle to Build the U.S.’s First Offshore Wind Farm
May 2, 2012
By Doug Struck
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Beyond Abstraction: Moving the Public on Climate Action
May 28, 2009
By Doug Struck
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Twenty Years Later, Impacts of the Exxon Valdez Linger
March 24, 2009
By Doug Struck