undark.org/2024/04/22/dar… Gran nota de alexa para Undark Magazine

Light pollution is threatening the future of astronomy. Can a new nationwide lighting standard make a difference? Read the latest story from science journalist alexa.

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By 2030, Chile will be home to most of the world’s astronomy. But as light pollution dims its starry skies, can Chile’s new lighting regulation make a difference?

My latest / Undark Magazine

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Neither tortured nor poetry, but a fascinating bill out of Vermont that takes a novel approach to climate attribution & is on track to establish the nation's first Climate Superfund --

read my latest (and first!) for Inside Climate News

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.Humberto Basilio asked a group of seasoned journalists how writers can approach the editing process to make it run as smoothly as possible—while keeping their writerly voice and self-confidence intact. theopennotebook.com/2023/10/17/rou…

En EL PAÍS México fuimos el domingo al tramo 5 del Tren Maya. Entramos con un equipo de espeleólogos al sistema Aktun T’uyul, que está justo bajo la construcción del tren. Ahí vimos las perforaciones y los pilares de hierro atravesando la cueva. Abro hilo⬇️ elpais.com/mexico/2024-01…

The rewilding of South Georgia, and the return of humpback whales — approaching pre-whaling populations — is “the single most uplifting environmental story in the world,” says Happywhale.

Read more below in The Atlantic!

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Calls/emails from reporters asking for a comment on last's years temperature are coming earlier than normal this year. Time to dust off my 'last year was hot' auto-response.

AFPC-USA is thrilled to announce that Alexa Robles-Gil (alexa) has been named a 2023 Scholarship Awardee. She will be honored at our 2023 Foreign Press Awards ceremony on December 11.

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So proud of this wonderful and powerful chavalita <3

Going solo is an easy way to quickly push yourself out of your comfort zone. outsideonline.com/culture/essays…

Space photos are powerful in a way that is difficult to explain. Why do these photos leave us so awestruck? And other times, why do they fill us dread? @Alexaroblesgil explores in the latest for Scienceline

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🌌 wrote a piece on why we're fascinated and left awestruck by photos of space and the night sky!

for Scienceline

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Quien lo hubiera pensado alexa

On ☁️ 9 NYU Journalism

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todo indica que me debí de haber quedado en la isla remota del pacífico norte

Me reappearing in people’s lives after inexplicably disappearing for several months…

mis cosas favoritas de la isla: los lobos marinos, las pozas turquesas de agua de mar, los acantilados, el terreno tan Marte, el mar y todos sus azules, los islotes(!), las posibilidades de ver tiburones, las aves marinas con sus pollitos, las estrellas en la noche.

Intelligent people who are subtle about their insights are some of my favorite people. Super chill but knowledgeable in various areas, connects the dots between different fields — could converse with them for hours. Intriguing but relaxed, a vibe.