I'm the editor of OnEarth.org, an award-winning online environmental magazine that publishes in-depth features and insightful commentary by top journalists in the field.
Previously I spent 12 years as a newspaper reporter, covering everything from political scandals to the Super Bowl and contributing to Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In 2007 I earned a masters degree in science and health journalism from Columbia University, where I now teach occasionally as an adjunct professor.
I have freelanced for Scientific American, Slate, the New York Times, Business Insider, Oceanus, and several nonprofit clients. I currently write the Editor's Blog at OnEarth.org. You can reach me via sdodd [at] onearth.org or on Twitter.
Previously I spent 12 years as a newspaper reporter, covering everything from political scandals to the Super Bowl and contributing to Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In 2007 I earned a masters degree in science and health journalism from Columbia University, where I now teach occasionally as an adjunct professor.
I have freelanced for Scientific American, Slate, the New York Times, Business Insider, Oceanus, and several nonprofit clients. I currently write the Editor's Blog at OnEarth.org. You can reach me via sdodd [at] onearth.org or on Twitter.
