Bill Donahue
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Bill Donahue is a writer living in New Hampshire. His work has appeared in Outside, The Atlantic, and The Washington Post Magazine.
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Climate Change Is Flooding Vermont—Who Should Pay for It?
DispatchVermontBill Donahue
In mountain valleys and riverside villages, residents bail out their homes and businesses—and hope that fossil fuel companies can help cover the costs.
What Will It Take to Tackle Water Scarcity on the Navajo Nation?
DispatchArizona, New Mexico, UtahBill Donahue
With contaminated wells, climate-fueled drought, and limited access to safe water sources, a study seeks solutions—and perspective—from the reservation’s residents.
In the Melting Arctic, a Reckoning to Save Indigenous Culture, Narwhals, and a Silent Sea
DispatchArcticBill Donahue
As a mining company seeks to ship millions of tons more of iron ore through caribou and narwhal habitat, good science requires the input of the Inuit.