Julia Davis
Columnist at The Daily Beast
Author and Founder, Russian Media Monitor at Freelance
Columnist @TheDailyBeast, creator of the Russian Media Monitor, author of a book "In Their Own Words." I watch Russian state TV, so you don't have to.
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1 week ago |
thedailybeast.com | Julia Davis
President Donald J. Trump appeared to finally lose patience with President Vladimir Putin over the weekend but Kremlin propagandists are desperately trying to downplay the intervention and hope that Trump is merely sounding off. Pro-Kremlin TV hosts even cut the word “CRAZY” from their reporting on Trump’s rant as they struggled to report on the contretemps without criticizing either Trump or Putin.
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1 month ago |
macaonews.org | Julia Davis
Rumours of a catastrophic disaster occurring in Japan on 5 July have been flooding social media and major television network broadcasts, sparking widespread concern and postponed travel plans. According to Japanese national broadcaster NHK, over 1,400 videos on the prediction have been posted online in many languages, garnering more than 100 million views.
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1 month ago |
nature.com | Julia Davis
AbstractCarbon capture and storage and carbon dioxide removal technologies are pivotal for net-zero climate goals, requiring extensive carbon dioxide pipeline expansion across the U.S. However, as this network grows, concerns about safety and environmental justice intensify, due to insufficient regulations that may disproportionately expose marginalized communities to risks. Here, we empirically examine the environmental justice implications of existing and potential pipelines across communities.
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1 month ago |
thedailybeast.com | Julia Davis
The generosity of President Trump’s unprecedented Ukraine peace proposal has stunned and delighted the Kremlin’s premier propagandists. Instead of the supposed Art of the Deal, they are celebrating President Putin’s “art of the steal.”On Wednesday, state TV show 60 Minutes broadcast the clips of President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on repeat. The Russian networks are thrilled with their words, which carry an enormous propaganda value for the Kremlin.
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1 month ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Julia Davis
The generosity of President Trump’s unprecedented Ukraine peace proposal has stunned and delighted the Kremlin’s premier propagandists. Instead of the supposed Art of the Deal, they are celebrating President Putin’s “art of the steal.”On Wednesday, state TV show 60 Minutes broadcast the clips of President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on repeat. The Russian networks are thrilled with their words, which carry an enormous propaganda value for the Kremlin.
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