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  1. Jul 30

    Shout out on our work from . "Reporting prompted the WA State Patrol to review its practices and boost officer training...the power of combining data science with journalism to tell important stories.”

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    Jul 30

    Important new study - w/ strong nod to 's extraordinary work The "Driving While Indian" project by and Joy Borkholder was supported with a grant from the Fund for Investigative Journalism (). Next deadline for regular grants is 9/14.

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    Jul 30

    Shout out from . "-based org, @InvestigateWest [worked] patterns in the data, showed in police searches of Americans, prompted WA Patrol to review practices & boost officer training." #journalismhttps://stanford.io/39KDPHx

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  4. Jul 30

    A story of ours from 2018, but still relevant today.

    Idle oil, gas wells threaten Indian tribes while energy companies, regulators do little via
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  5. Jul 29

    "The researchers hope to recruit [about 500] people from African American, Latinx, and Indigenous populations, as well as other ethnicities."

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  6. Jul 24

    Whatever your politics, I hope we can agree that this treatment of women is egregious. (AA)

    Here is my full response regarding Mr. Yoho and the culture of misogyny that inspired his actions. I am deeply appreciative of my colleagues and everyone speaking up and out against the rampant mistreatment of women both in Congress and across the country. ⬇️
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    Jul 23

    The Land and Water Conservation Fund is poised to secure full, permanent funding through Great American Outdoors Act. Rep. Gallego ID'd 's list, which is still being used today. Good to see our reporting circulating, even years after publication.

    The Land & Water Conservation Fund is America's most successful conservation tool. Today, Congress will guarantee investment in our in perpetuity. Find your local AZ park, pool, or playground that benefits when we here:
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    Jul 20

    JOB: is looking for a newsroom assistant:

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  9. Jul 20

    .@InvestigateWest is searching for an Executive Administrative Newsroom Assistant to help with fundraising, marketing & communication, story production, etc. Learn more:

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    Jul 20

    1/ BIG NEWS: produced nearly 800 compelling proposals, and we’re honored to share that our solution is one of just six in the running for $100 million in ’s competition! Learn more about our solution and watch our video:

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  11. Jul 16

    No one at knows how many trees have been lost in Seattle's building boom. Unlike Portland or Vancouver, B.C., permits aren't required to remove trees on private property in Seattle. Will city pass long-promised new tree ordinance? via

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    Jul 15

    I went to a thing in person today and met people I was not expecting to meet and now my story is looking a little better as a result. A lot is lost in remote work.

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  13. Jul 14

    Great piece by with work from INVW's excellent board member . "Public Health is not following-up on the morbidity, just the mortality... It is likely that some people will have a lifelong disability from their infections."

    Students at the University of Illinois that I work with did a comprehensive review of state public health sites and put together a story on how "recovered" Covid-19 cases are inconsistently defined and how the term can be misleading.
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  14. Jul 14

    Another reason to protect every tree we have, even in cities like .

    America needs millions of new trees for forests damaged by catastrophes, thinned by logging and developed to protect watersheds. But this year, many of the workers who plant them are being barred from the U.S. by the Trump administration. (via )
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  15. Jul 11

    This is what’s left of a 102-year-old, 90-foot-tall tulip tree in Queen Anne. Residents who spent a year trying to preserve it blame Seattle’s weak tree ordinance. Seattle doesn't know how many trees are felled since permits aren't required. Read :

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  16. Jul 11

    One or more people guessed Vancouver, B.C. All private property owners there fall under this bylaw...

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  17. Jul 11

    Answer: The Evergreen City, Seattle. Several people guessed Atlanta. Its tree permit process requires no net loss of trees in the city (see image):

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  18. Jul 11

    And the answer is...

    Which city does NOT require a permit to remove a tree on private property?
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    Jul 10

    Blah, blah, blah - for more than two decades, the City has talked a good tree protection game - yet, these old beauties keep coming down. Everyone agrees trees provide public benefit, so why not pay a conservation easement for exceptional trees? via

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    Jul 9

    Which city does NOT require a permit to remove a tree on private property?

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