Stephen Leahy
Stephen Leahy is the 2012 co-winner of the Prince Albert/United Nations Global Prize for Climate Change reporting. A Canadian freelancer living in Uxbridge, Ontario, Leahy is the senior science and environment correspondent at Inter Press Service News Agency (IPS) based in Rome and Montevideo. His work is also published in The Guardian (UK), National Geographic, DeSmog Canada, Al Jazeera, Earth Island Journal, Latin America's Tierramerica and others. His website allows rabble.ca to reprint his articles. To continue this work at a time of severe cutbacks and closure of many media, Leahy launched Community Supported Journalism. Please visit the link and offer your support: http://stephenleahy.net/community-supported-journalism-help-fund-these-i...

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