Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting

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The Dirty Science Driving Brazil's Anabolic Steroid Market | Pulitzer Center

Jan 27, 2025 | pulitzercenter.org

Anabolic steroids sales rose by 670% in Brazil in the last five years. This rapid increase isn’t motivated solely by gym rats, but also by physicians
The New Face of Anabolic Steroids (Portuguese) | Pulitzer Center

Jan 22, 2025 | pulitzercenter.org

Beauty chip, hormone modulation ... In recent years, a whole host of sales expressions have been used to make up the prescription of anabolic steroids
Mining in a Forest Conservation Site Clouds Republic of Congo’s Carbon Credit Scheme | Pulitzer Center

Jan 9, 2025 | pulitzercenter.org

The Republic of Congo set up a REDD+ program in the Sangha and Likouala regions, aiming to reduce deforestation and store carbon from 2020 through to 2024.
“Making a Complaint Can Feel Dangerous.” Oakland’s Slow Moves On Inspections Puts the Onus on Tenants | Pulitzer Center

Dec 4, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org

Despite high rates of dilapidated housing and an ongoing lead crisis, a proactive approach to rental inspections still doesn’t have a launch date.
Despite Series of Scandals, Dutch Governments Do Plenty of Business With Security Provider G4S (Dutch) | Pulitzer Center

Nov 14, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org

Security company G4S has been involved in several scandals in recent decades, ranging from assaults to corruption. Multiple incidents of violence have been
Pulitzer Center Fellow, Grantees Awarded for Excellence in Science Communications

Oct 23, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org | Alexandra Byrne

On October 24, 2024, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine announced the 24 winners of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications, given in partnership with Schmidt Sciences, a philanthropic organization that supports science and technology research. Among the winners were two Pulitzer Center grantees and a current Ocean Reporting Network Fellow. Each of the eight categories has one top prize and two additional awards.
Financial Market: A Black Box Over Green Areas | Pulitzer Center

Aug 21, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org

Who is in charge of the Amazon deforestation? At first glance, it can be land grabbers and transnational corporations.
Can Dangerous ‘Superbugs’ Be Stopped?

Aug 2, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org | Susan Ferriss

War wounds and drug-resistant infectionsOn its own, the term “superbugs” doesn't fully capture the threat posed by drug-resistant bacteria. But superbugs are a deadly serious global health concern. That's why the Pulitzer Center was eager to support journalist Eli Cahan’s ambitious new investigation into how war injuries are contributing to the proliferation and spread of new breeds of bacteria.
Webinar On-Demand: The Health Debt to America’s Missileers and Missile Maintainers

Aug 1, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org | Susan Ferriss

Part of the "Fuel, Foul Air, and Fallout: The Health Tolls of Energy and Defense in the United States" webinar seriesOn Thursday, July 25, 2024, Thomas Novelly, Military.com reporter, and Bill Burich, director of the Torchlight Initiative and a former Missileer, discussed the linkage between exposure to carcinogenic chemicals like PCBs, radon, asbestos, and sodium chromate during Air Force members’ posts at ICBM missile bases and increased risks of blood cancers and other diseases.
Can a Carbon Offset Project Really Secure Indigenous Rights in Authoritarian Cambodia? | Pulitzer Center

Jul 22, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org

The Cambodian Ministry of Environment has blocked Indigenous communities from receiving ownership over thousands of hectares of customary farmlands and culturally significant forests in the Keo Seima REDD+ project zone.