Sophie Stuber
Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Writer and Columnist at Telluride Daily Planet
Freelance journalist // Previously @afp // Words @nytimes, @guardian, @bbc_future, @AJEnglish, @newhumanitarian, etc
Articles
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6 days ago |
flipboard.com | Sophie Stuber
Find out who is missing through injury, who's in a race against time to prove their fitness and who has been ruled out through suspension for the …
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6 days ago |
aljazeera.com | Sophie Stuber |Phineas Rueckert
Paris, France - When Moussa*, an undocumented construction worker, joined a wildcat strike at the building site of Paris's Adidas Arena in the early hours of October 17, 2023, he was hoping the protest might lead to him getting the papers he needed to travel home to Mali. Recommended Stories Since arriving in France in 2019, having first boarded a boat from Algeria to Spain, Moussa, 25, has not taken a single vacation.
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1 week ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
Colorado lawmakers unanimously passed a bill in late March to protect public lands in a rare display of bipartisan support. Colorado Senate Joint Resolution 25-009 focuses on preventing actions that would privatize public lands. The bill reiterates the state’s commitment to continue to keep public lands under federal stewardship.
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1 week ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Sophie Stuber
By Sophie StuberFor The New York TimesTraveling alone overseas can be a much-needed break from day-to-day social obligations, a chance to explore independently and engage in local communities on no one’s time frame but your own. “One of the huge benefits of traveling alone is that you do have the opportunity to get more in touch with yourself and have a deeper experience in whatever culture you’re visiting,” said Sasha Landauer, 27, who works in publishing in New York.
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1 week ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
With temperatures warming up and local mountains starting to melt out, hydrologists, meteorologists and environmental groups are starting to look toward spring runoff and what these conditions will mean for the watershed in the coming months. Local snowpack is sitting well below normal. While statewide snowpack is at 83% of normal, in the San Miguel Basin, snowpack is sitting at about 69% of median. With spring approaching, the San Miguel is exiting the season of snowpack accumulation.
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