Emma Green is a staff writer at The New Yorker. She covers a range of topics including climate policy, climate change, and the environmental impact of mining, while also exploring themes related to family and relationships. Her work has been featured in various publications such as Valley News, Realclearpolitics, and Cheddar News, and has garnered several awards for excellence in journalism.
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By: Niels Stern, Sharla Lair, Colleen Campbell, Richard Gallagher, Monica Westin, John Sherer, Emily Marchant, Rebecca Wojturska, Jason Colman, Emma Green
Earlier this year, three nonprofit presses convened a workshop to explore how established nonprofits might meet existing needs in diamond publishing. Here are some of the tensions and opportunities they surfaced.
The hosts opened positively, dominating possession and it wasn't long before Wealdstone took the lead. Trialist C was on hand to convert a low cross from the right wing, finishing first time in the 6-yard box with just one minute on the clock.
By: Emma Green
Although the new law about the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s long-term disaster recovery program leaves key questions open, experts say it moves in the right direction.
By: Emma Green
A new sign was added to a flood-damaged home on Lower Main Street in Johnson this week pleading for a buyout from the state, which may be accessible
By: Emma Green
The department said the policy is about protecting public safety. Advocates have raised concerns.
By: Emma Green
These were just some of the things I grew up hearing about myself – and continue to. In hindsight, remarks like these were thinly veiled commentary that people saw me as too sensitive, too emotional, too moody - and too easily hurt by the things they did or said.
As surgical robotics and AI races ahead, consent, documentation, and liability must keep pace.
The new school year marks the end of a difficult chapter for the district, but the specter of potential PCB contamination still looms for many Vermont schools.
Batula Kassim sat in front of a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows in her school’s new library, the sunlight a welcome contrast to the refurbished Macy’s department store where she spent her freshman ye...
By: Emma Green
Some lawmakers and advocates have expressed concerns about the policy, which critics say keeps people incarcerated past their minimum sentences without adequate due process.
