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About Stephen

Ik spreek het geen Nederlands maar veel van mijn artikelen zijn vertaald en ik heb wat hier verzameld. Ik hoop u u vind hen van belang, beste wensen, Stephen.

I’ve been a freelance environmental journalist for more than 12 years. My writing has been published in dozens of publications around the world including New Scientist, The London Sunday Times, Maclean’s Magazine, The Toronto Star, Wired News, Audubon, BBC Wildlife, Earth Island Journal and Canadian Geographic.

For the past few years I have been the science and environment correspondent for Inter Press Service News Agency (IPS), a news service headquartered in Rome that covers global issues, and its Latin American affiliate,Tierramerica, located in Mexico City.

Prior to that I worked in the corporate sector for ten years in marketing.

See Where’s Stephen for more on where I’ve been and where I’m going and why it may be of interest.

See Speaker for more info on speaking/presentations  

   

I am also exploring eBook publishing of important environmental issues presented 10 – 35 pgs eBook that can be downloaded for FREE.

1st eBooks now available:

Oil Stains in the Boreal Forest: The Environmental Cost of Canada’s Oil Sands 2.0  – Canada’s oil sands are the largest industrial project on the planet and produces the world’s dirtiest oil while destroying wild forests and rivers

Steve’s Hurricane Handbook 2007– A compendium of the most interesting quotes and facts about hurricanes from scientists and other experts since 2004.

For information about re-posting, linking or reuse of my articles seeFAQ

A member of the Society of Environmental Journalists, I am based outside of Toronto, Canada. Email: writersteve AT gmail . com (no spaces).

May you always cherish this Earth and share in her joys