MIT journalism fellowship brings climate reporting to local newsrooms

The MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative's journalism fellowship supported reporters Tristan Baurick, Dustin Bleizeffer, Nora Hertel, Melba Newsome, and Alex Schwartz in producing climate change features of local importance for news outlets around the U.S.

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