I’m thrilled to share that I’ve joined @BostonGlobe as a climate reporter! 🌎 Tips, coffee recs, or just want to get in touch? Send me an email at kate.selig 'at' https://t.co/05ICv1qynp. 📫 I’m especially interested in stories about climate adaptation and new technologies.

🇺🇸 N.E. Scientists Face 'Chaos And Confusion' ▫Shutdown, layoffs, uncertainty prevent planning on public, private fronts ▫Sabrina Shankman & @kate_selig #frontpagestoday #USA @BostonGlobe

After writing The Washington Post's press freedom newsletter for the past few months with Jason Rezaian as a freelancer, I've joined full time. Looking forward to continue reporting on media and democracy. Today's edition is on violence facing journalists covering ICE⬇️

I'm grateful to @OPC_Foundation for a grant that helped fund this reporting. The story would not have been possible without their support!

Some researchers estimate that the method, known as enhanced rock weathering, has the potential to lock away billions of tons of carbon. But a key question is whether companies like Terradot can accurately and cost-effectively measure how much carbon they remove.

My first international byline is out today in @washingtonpost! I reported on Terradot, a start-up that’s working to sequester large amounts of carbon using crushed rock in Brazil.

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The money would have gone toward projects focused on greening the energy sector, including deploying electric school buses and cutting the cost of solar panels. @BostonGlobe

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I’m thrilled to announce that yesterday was my first day as an editorial assistant on the beauty team at @WomensHealthMag! If you have a story idea, work in beauty PR or the industry at large, or just want to say hello, you can reach me at katie.mogg@hearst.com! 💄💅🏽💋✨

🇺🇸 Trump Pulls U.S. Attorney Pick As Support Flags ▫The means of Ed Martin’s ascent as the leading prosecutor for the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington was his path out of power ▫@GlennThrush @alanfeuer @maggieNYT @DevlinBarrett ▫ https://t.co/KJQa3icyB1 #frontpagestoday

🇺🇸 F.B.I. Stretched Rules In Scouring Online DNA ▫New records show that the F.B.I. identified Bryan Kohberger as a potential murder suspect after tapping consumer databases that were supposed to be off limits #frontpagestoday #USA @nytimes 🇺🇸

Dr. Bryant Lin, who teaches medicine at Stanford University, was given a terminal diagnosis. He wanted his students to understand the humanity at the core of medicine.

🇺🇸 Democrats Aim To Foil A Constitutional Rewrite ▫Some Republicans have said that a constitutional convention is overdue. Many Democratic-led states have rescinded their long-ago calls for one, and California will soon consider whether to do the same ▫@hknightsf @kate_selig

From Black Mountain, North Carolina: A week after Hurricane Helene, people are still searching for loved ones. They are scouring riverbeds, scrolling endlessly through social media and -- in some cases -- fearing the worst. (no paywall. w/ @kate_selig)

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At the start of college, I worked with @felicitybarr to compile environmental headlines for her online magazine, "& the West." Today, I was proud to see my article on heat deaths at the top of the roundup.

Earlier this week, I traveled to St. Louis to report on an unusual case where a local prosecutor is attempting to save the life of a man his office once tried to put to death. Here's the latest:

Researchers estimate that heat kills more people than any other extreme weather event in the U.S. But experts say a lack of effective tracking and precise data is leading to needless deaths.

Weather experts said waves produced by Hurricane Ernesto and high winds appeared to be the cause of a house collapsing into the ocean in Rodanthe, North Carolina, though local officials said the unoccupied house was at risk before the storm. https://t.co/x3YYjWGEFw