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Nate Seltenrich

Science and Environmental Journalist

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September 29, 2011

A Pair of Stories on the Collapse of Solyndra

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September 27, 2011

East Bay Bike Party: See You There

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September 27, 2011

Large-Scale Solar Arrives in Alameda County

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September 07, 2011

Catching Up

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Nate Seltenrich: Sonoma County, CA; Award-winning independent journalist covering science and the environment for regional, national, and international publications.

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Topics

agriculture
air quality
bicycling
cannabis
climate change
conservation
consumer goods
energy
environmental health
food

green building
greenhouse gases
infrastructure
neuroscience
open space
parks
plastics
pollution
psychedelics
public lands
restoration
toxics
urban design
waste stream
water

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Publications

acclimatewest
backpacker
bay nature
berkeley engineer
biocycle
breakthroughs
california magazine
CITRIS
earth island journal
east bay express

environmental health news
environmental health perspectives
estuary news
fairwarning
golden gate university environmental law journal
guardian UK
high country news
indian country today
KQED
marin magazine
metro silicon valley
modern farmer
next city
oakland magazine
project cbd
psychedelic science review
san francisco chronicle
san francisco examiner
san francisco magazine
santa cruz weekly
santa rosa press democrat
sierra magazine
sonoma magazine
the daily climate
yale environment 360

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Awards & Fellowships

Metcalf Institute Fellowship: Climate Change and the News: Climate Change Planning & Response (National) - Selected for 2015

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Ocean Science Journalism Fellowship (International) - Selected for 2013

Council for Advancement and Support of Education, District VII (Western US) - 2nd place Best Articles of the Year for "The New Grid," 2013

Association of Alternative Newsmedia (US + Canada) - 1st place News Story Short Form for three environmental news stories, 2012

North American Agricultural Journalists (US + Canada) - 2nd place Features for "How Safe Is Your Soil?", 2012

Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards (regional) - 1st place Feature Story of a Serious Nature for "Oakland Invades the Desert," 2011

East Bay Press Club (regional) - 1st place Long-Form Feature for "Writers, Unblocked", 2009; 2nd place Lifestyle Feature for "I Was Cougar Bait," 2010;
3rd Place Music Criticism/Reviewing, 2010; 3rd place Minority Affairs Reporting for "The Indian Hunter," 2008

Email me

nate.selt at gmail.com