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Meet SEJ member Ian Morse! Ian started his journalism career reporting on land issues in rural Indonesia. More recently, he has broadened his reporting on corporate climate action, including carbon removal and urban development. Ian will start a PhD program in geography in the fall and plans to continue his newsletter, Green Rocks, and aiding investigations.
In the rugged, mountainous terrains of Afghanistan, a country whose people have historically contributed negligible amounts of carbon emissions, the
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