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Over the course of the spring of 2024, as an undergraduate student studying Journalism & Mass Communications at the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University, I had the opportunity to take a course titled Sustainability Reporting with John Sutter, an acclaimed independent journalist and documentary filmmaker. 

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Throughout the semester, my fellow student Mac Colomb and I reported on environmental issues occurring in Ward 4, Washington, D.C. This is our work.

Takoma Residents On Metro Redevelopment Plans
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Takoma Residents On Metro Redevelopment Plans

Reporters Alexandra Tauber and Mac Colomb interview residents of Takoma, a neighborhood in Ward 4, Washington D.C., regarding the plans by WMATA and the Neighborhoods of EYA to redevelop 6.4 acres across from the Takoma metro station. The redevelopment plans include the construction of mixed-use buildings, 435 units of mixed-income housing, a retail center, public green space, and a pedestrian plaza in the area. 3231 Sustainability Reporting John D. Sutter, Ted Turner Visiting Professor of Environmental Media at George Washington University Story developed on March 28, 2024
Displaced Petworth Resident Explains Worry Over Air Quality
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Displaced Petworth Resident Explains Worry Over Air Quality

Reporters Alexandra Tauber and Mac Colomb speak with James Alton Walton, a Petworth resident who, ever since being evicted from his home, has been waiting for someone to notice the poor air quality on Georgia Avenue. 3231 Sustainability Reporting John D. Sutter, Ted Turner Visiting Professor of Environmental Media at George Washington University Story developed on April 25, 2024
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