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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 28/09/2026

The Xylom is joining hundreds of newsrooms from over 100 countries around the world in celebrating World News Day on September 28th. Know the facts. Understand what matters. Choose Trusted Journalism. #WorldNewsDay #ChooseTrustedJournalism #JournalismMatters #WND26 #WND2026

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 16/08/2026

The Puerto Rican government's ambitions to grow cruise tourism has run into the hard realities of Old San Juan's infrastructure, as well as a record-breaking drought. This investigation by @mjoel17.bsky.social was first published by @cpipr.bsky.social. www.thexylom.com/post/puerto-...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 08/07/2026

We spoke to the mother of a 17-year-old Kenyan shot and killed by police at a protest against a planned Ebola quarantine facility that would exclusively serve Americans. Kenya is 700 miles away from the current outbreak in the DR Congo. It's never had an Ebola case: www.thexylom.com/post/kenya-e...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 06/07/2026

Hello there! We are an award-winning news outlet covering the world's most pressing health and environmental disparities. We can't do this work without you: Learn more about what sets our coverage apart and how to join the community of readers who sustain our in-depth reporting.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 12/06/2026

Trachoma is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide. Treatable in its early stages, repeated infections can turn the eyelids inward, causing the eyelashes to scrape the eyeballs. Yet, Mozambique's journey to eradicate the disease just got much harder: www.thexylom.com/post/mozambi...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 04/06/2026

Thanks to your generous support, we raised $17,437 for #GiveinMay and finished with the third-most unique donors (315) among participating AANHPI organizations, unlocking $1,500 in prizes! If you haven’t given yet, it’s never too late! You can still give here fundrazr.com/sustain-the-...

🥉We raised $17,437 from 315 readers during #GIVEINMAY! Thank you!

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 01/06/2026

We're excited to announce that Zoe Beketova will be joining us as a summer editorial intern starting today. From Moscow and London, Zoe is wrapping up her time at @mitsciwrite.bsky.social, with past stops at University College London and Yale University.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 20/05/2026

We are excited to announce that our team of Kang-Chun Cheng, @alexip718.com, Rhysea Agrawal, Rahiem Shadad, and Median Hassouna received an Honorable Mention from the @aajaofficial.bsky.social Journalism Excellence Awards in International Reporting for our three-part series "A Tale of Three Sudans"!

A photo of two people dressed in traditional African clothing on a barren land, with two huts in the background and mountains in the distance, with the caption "The Xylom receives an honorable mention in the 2026 AAJA Awards!"

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 14/05/2026

This is the only 1% we're proud to be part of: The Xylom has earned a 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency, Candid's highest Seal level! Now, everyone can see our goals, metrics, and achievements. Check out our updated #NonprofitProfile on Candid: app.candid.org/profile/1578....

A Candid 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency with the caption "We're going platinum!"

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 11/05/2026

Today is our anniversary! We've gone through multiple iterations since 2018, but our vision remains the same: to provide you with actionable information to grow healthy, thriving communities. Make a tax-deductible donation to support our award-winning reporting: www.giveinmay.org/organization...

EIGHT YEARS OF TAKING ROOT IN OUR GLOBAL COMMUNITY

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 08/05/2026

UPDATE: we are falling behind in the #GiveInMay Sprint Week leaderboard! If we finish in the top three by Saturday midnight, we will unlock additional grants from a consortium of AANHPI philanthropies. Support our independent news coverage. Every dollar counts! www.giveinmay.org/donate/kccheng

Sprint Week 1

May 3, midnight PT - May 9, 11:59pm PT

Sprint Week 1 - Most Dollars Raised

1. J-Sei in May: $20,650
2. Korean American Community Services: $2,580
3. LEAP (Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics): $2,419
4. Friends of Children With Special Needs: $1,825
5. Lincoln Heights Tutorial Program: $1,550

Sprint Week 1 - Most Unique Donors

1. J-Sei in May: 148
2. SPEAK(Supportive Place Empowering AANHPI & Kin): 26
3. United Cambodian Community: 23
4. Korean American Community Services: 17
5. The Xylom 世林: 16

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 04/05/2026

Some good news: our fundraiser supporting KC currently ranks 2nd in dollars and unique donors on the weekly leaderboard of Give in May, a national campaign to support organizations serving the Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) community during AANHPI Heritage Month!

Sprint Week 1
May 3, midnight PT - May 9, 11:59pm PT

Sprint Week 1 - Most Dollars

1. J-Sei in May: $5,525 raised
2. The Xylom 世林: $555 raised
3. Friends of the Nat'l Asian Pacific American Museum: $500 raised
4. SPEAK(Supportive Place Empowering AANHPI & Kin): $361 raised
5. Friends of Children With Special Needs: $350

Sprint Week 1 - Most Unique Donors

1. J-Sei in May: 41
2. The Xylom 世林: 14
3. SPEAK(Supportive Place Empowering AANHPI & Kin): 13
4. Friends of Children With Special Needs: 3
5. The Joy Culture Foundation: 2

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 28/04/2026

What keeps our readers coming back? One reader appreciated “quality, under-the-radar coverage of what’s really driving innovation and inclusivity in science and technology.” Another wanted “to support independent, human-made media.” How about you? Tell us by this Friday: forms.gle/NWaLnn1uJDjH...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 25/04/2026

What makes our coverage unique? One Seattleite puts it best: “I think The Xylom continuously looks at issues at an angle no other news outlet would think of. ” Our 2026 Audience Survey is open until May 1st. Your responses matter, and they help shape what we tackle next! forms.gle/NWaLnn1uJDjH...

Q: Can you tell us more about what makes The Xylom’s news coverage unique?

A: “You surface a lot of stories that I simply see nowhere else, especially in international coverage, which is so depleted in the U.S.”
— A reader from Los Angeles

A: “I think The Xylom continuously looks at issues at an angle no other news outlet would think of. ”
— A reader from Seattle

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 23/04/2026

What makes our coverage unique? One West Virginian told us in our 2026 Audience Survey, “The Xylom seems to have the most globally-focused coverage.” We read every response, and they help shape what we tackle next! Share your thoughts by May 1st: forms.gle/NWaLnn1uJDjH...

Q: Can you tell us more about what makes The Xylom’s news coverage unique?

A: “Other outlets are very U.S.-centric. As a U.S. citizen, that’s fine... but since health & environment problems disproportionately impact poor communities and the Global South, these communities deserve more coverage.”

— A reader from Charleston,
West Virginia

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 13/04/2026

The past year has been the most difficult in our existence. Yet, thanks to your support, we survived a budget crunch, produced more than 50 deeply reported, fact-checked stories, and even doubled our social media following. That, and more, in our 2025 Annual Report: canva.link/y6714w87b474...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 11/04/2026

BREAKING: We are excited to announce that Editor-at-Large Kang-Chun Cheng has been named one of eight global finalists in the Emerging Journalists category of the inaugural Stringer Awards. stringerjournalism.org/awards

An Asian woman in a ponytail and white shirt, with a camera strapped to her back, wades through knee deep water, with the caption "KANG-CHUN CHENG NAMED STRINGER AWARDS FINALIST"

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 09/04/2026

Although The Xylom's coverage of health and environmental disparities is global in nature, we're proud to be a partner of #localnewsday because we believe reliable local information is essential infrastructure for strong communities. Find your nearest local newsroom: localnewsday.org/newsrooms/

APRIL 9, 2026
Proud to be a Local News Day Partner!

LOCAL NEWS DAY X THE XYLOM

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 21/03/2026

We're grateful for 25,000 followers! Did you know that if even 5% of our Bluesky followers became monthly members, The Xylom can be fully reader-supported? Help us investigate how Trump and friends are making our world poorer, sicker, and dirtier. Join our community: fundrazr.com/campaigns/su...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 18/02/2026

“This deep investigation into the use of a banned toxic herbicide shows, how — despite treaties like the Stockholm Convention — international supply chains ensure these chemicals are still used in countries with weak enforcement, like Nigeria," the jury wrote.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 29/12/2025

In 2025, our reporting reached over 3 million people; to continue doing in-depth reporting on global health and environmental disparities in 2026, we still need your help to reach our $30,000 goal. Here's why Jake, a physician from Iowa, just became our supporter: fundrazr.com/sustain-the-...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 22/11/2025

Flyers for our 12/1 charity bike ride are going up around Atlanta. Spot us in the wild? Be sure to take a photo of/ with the poster and tag us and our partner Atlanta Social Bike Rides! Sign up to ride or be a sponsor; all donations will be matched up to $1,000: www.eventbrite.com/e/save-scien...

Biking Atlanta poster outside the CDC headquarters

Biking Atlanta poster outside Con Leche Coffee in Reynoldstown

Biking Atlanta poster inside the Emory Rollins School of Public Health

Biking Atlanta poster outside the Krog Street Tunnel in the Old Fourth Ward

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 08/11/2025

Good news: One week into NewsMatch, we have raised over $9,500 and hit the first of three match caps! Through Dec. 31st, your new monthly donation is matched 24x (or your one-time donation tripled!), up to $1,000. Hear from our members why they give to The Xylom: fundrazr.com/sustain-the-...

Why do hundreds of readers support our reporting?
In their own words:

“There are few places to get critical English-language climate and economy reporting by and from Asian perspectives.

I think The Xylom is doing something unique by connecting those stories to shared issues across the U.S. South, and that’s why I support their work and hope others will too.”

— Isaac Sevier, sustainer

“The Xylom boldly continues to report on climate, science, and our environment with a unique local + global lens by a talented Asian American team.

For that reason, I am proud to support their reporting and learn more about how we can all contribute to a better world!”

— Aiya Ross, sustainer, Atlanta

“I'm so impressed with The Xylom team and what you've done and continue to accomplish.

Your small but mighty newsroom gives me hope for the future of [the] press in the U.S. Keep it up 💛”

— Anonymous sustainer,
Berkeley, California

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 03/11/2025

Trump may have banned hundreds of terms, but he can never dictate what we cover and what we don't cover. Tell a friend about NewsMatch: from now until the end of the year, your new monthly donation is matched 36x (or your one-time donation QUADRUPLED!), up to $1,000. fundrazr.com/sustain-the-...

Reporting with purpose on [BANNED BY TRUMP].
Are you in? DONATE TODAY

The Trump administration may have banned terms such as “health disparities”, “environmental justice”, and “climate accountability”, but they can never dictate to us what to cover and what not to cover.

From now until December 31st, NewsMatch will match your new monthly donation 36x or your one-time gift 3x, all up to $1,000. That means that, through NewsMatch, we can earn up to $30,000!

The Xylom relies on readers to cover global health + environmental impacts without fear or favor. Will you make a gift today?

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 24/10/2025

Join our Publisher @alexip718.com on Nov. 5th at 1 pm, where we discuss with experts from @mason4c.bsky.social @yaleclimatecomm.bsky.social what they found in their new study “Advancing and integrating climate and health policy in the United States”. Sign up: www.eventbrite.com/e/the-fifth-...

The Fifth Vital Sign:
Advancing and integrating climate and health policy

An exclusive look at new research released by the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication and the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

Wednesday Nov. 5th
1 pm Eastern Time
Register at thexylom.com/events ⟶

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 24/10/2025

HOT OFF THE PRESS: Our Publisher and Editor @alexip718.com was speaking at the Mercer University Center for Collaborative Journalism about climate solutions journalism today, when he noticed The Xylom being cited on the front page of @maconmelody.bsky.social's print edition!

Macon joins national 'No Kings' rally
PHOTO BY MARK POWELL

A rallygoer holds up a protest sign during Macon's "No Kings" demonstration at Tattnall Square Park on Oct. 18. The local rally was part of a national campaign which took place in more than 2,700 cities and drew, according to Atlanta-based newsroom The Xylom, nearly 7 million participants — against Donald Trump's actions and policies during his second presidency. Hundreds of Maconites and other residents of Middle Georgia participated in the event, which followed protests held in June.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 17/10/2025

As proof of our due diligence, the alt text was correctly displayed on Mastodon.

Attending a "No Kings" protest? The Xylom's @alexip718 and data journalist G. Elliott Morris of Strength in Numbers are joining forces to conduct a nationwide, unofficial, crowdsourced attendance estimate.

We need your help to be our eyes and ears across 2,100+ demonstration locations and on the Internet. Bookmark this page for this Saturday:

Alt text
On Oct. 18th, we are joining forces again with data journalist G. Elliott Morris of Strength in Numbers to conduct a nationwide, unofficial, crowdsourced
“No Kings” attendance estimate.

We previously estimated that between 3.8 and 5.3 million Americans attended the previous “No Kings” protests on June 14th, which would be the second-largest single-day political demonstration in American history.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 13/10/2025

Attending a "No Kings" protest Saturday? The Xylom's @alexip718.com and Strength in Numbers' @gelliottmorris.com are joining forces to conduct a nationwide, unofficial, crowdsourced attendance estimate. We need your help to be our eyes and ears across 2,100+ locations and on the Internet.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 10/10/2025

Our own @alexip718.com joined @285southatl.bsky.social @atlpresscollective.com @atlantaciviccircle.org @decaturish.bsky.social, and The Atlanta Voice on @wabe.org's Closer Look with @iamrosescott.bsky.social! We discussed how independent journos build trust amid funding cuts and political attacks.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 04/10/2025

Although Hong Kong's Feed-in-Tariff scheme has helped reduce rooftop solar panel payback periods by nearly 25 years, installations have declined every year since the program's launch, and its government intends to sunset the subsidy by 2033. What's next for the city's clean energy transition?

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 03/10/2025

BREAKING: Mario Guevara has reunited with family members and media colleagues after being deported to Olocuilta, El Salvador. "GOD IS GOOD FRIENDS, Ready to continue working double time from my land, that's what my God wanted. Thank you very much to ALL," he wrote in Spanish on his Facebook page.

Mario Guevara enjoying an orange Fanta and pupusas

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 01/10/2025

The Xylom has joined a coalition of press freedom groups, civil and human rights, First Amendment, and other advocacy groups, led by @pressfreedom.bsky.social @freepress.bsky.social, to call for the immediate release of journalist Mario Guevara from ICE custody. Read our joint statement:

Dozens of organizations demand release of journalist Mario Guevara
In a healthy democracy, a free press is essential. That freedom is under threat in the United States
today.
An Emmy award-winning journalist has been detained for over 100 days – all because the government
considers his livestream reporting a threat. Mario Guevara was arrested June 14 in metro Atlanta while
covering a protest, then transferred to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, where he
remains.
This is one of the longest periods a journalist has ever been detained in the United States. Guevara is
the only known journalist currently behind bars in the U.S. for his reporting.
The government’s prolonged detention of Guevara sends a chilling message to all journalists, citizens,
and residents who record law enforcement, report on government activities, and seek to report the
truth. This concerns all of us as a blatant attack on the First Amendment and press freedom.
Livestreaming and filming police is not a crime.
We – the undersigned coalition of press freedom, civil and human rights, First Amendment, and
other advocacy groups – call for the immediate release of journalist Mario Guevara from ICE
custody.
Signed,
Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
Free Press
Amnesty International USA
Asian American Journalists Association
Association of Foreign Press Correspondents
Atlanta Press Club
CASA
Campaign Legal Center
Cicero Independiente
Common Cause Georgia
Dallas Free Press
Defending Rights & Dissent
Enlace Latino NC
First Amendment Coalition
Freedom of the Press Foundation
GALEO & GALEO Impact Fund
Georgia First Amendment Foundation
Global Project Against Hate and Extremism
Institute for Nonprofit News
Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE)
Latino Community Fund Georgia (LCF Georgia)
Los Angeles Press Club
Mainline
Media Alliance
Muslim Legal Fund of America (MLFA)
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
National Press Photographers Association
National Writers Union

Additional Information
The federal government has argued that Guevara must remain in custody because his regular
livestreaming and reporting on law enforcement pose a danger to public safety. In fact, a free
press keeps us safe. The First Amendment holds the government accountable to the people,
and that includes immigrants. Under federal, state, and local laws, Guevara has a right to film
the police doing their jobs.
As of September 19, Mario Guevara faces imminent deportation back to his native El Salvador.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has re-opened his 13-year-old immigration case, declining to
release him on bond. Guevara’s lawyers in his habeas petition have argued that the immigration
judge in the 2012 case granted him voluntary departure rather than a deportation order. While
an appeal on that ruling was pending, the government administratively closed the case.
Guevara has had authorization to live and work in the United States since then.
There are no open charges against Guevara, and an immigration judge granted him bond on
July 1, yet he has spent months in detention. Guevara was first detained on June 14, 2025,
while livestreaming a local protest in the metro Atlanta area. While he was held by local
authorities, ICE issued a detainer against him and transferred him into their custody. The federal
government’s arguments rely heavily on coordination from local police. He has been shuffled
between five local and federal detention centers, and spent over two months in isolation. He is
now at the Folkston ICE Processing Center in southeastern Georgia.
For over 20 years, Guevara has resided in metro Atlanta with his family. Originally from El
Salvador, he entered the country legally and continues to have work authorization and a path to
a green card through his son, a U.S. citizen. Like the majority of broadcast and digital
journalists, Guevara frequently publishes livestream video.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 01/10/2025

ONE WEEK FROM NOW: You're invited to join our Publisher and Editor @alexip718.com for a virtual walkthrough and discussion of our new analysis on H-1B skilled workers in America's land-grant, sea-grant, and R1 research institutions. Sign up: www.eventbrite.com/e/1744237444...

Who Are the H-1B Visa Holders Joining America’s Top Research Institutions?

A virtual walkthrough and discussion of The Xylom’s new analysis of USCIS data

Wednesday Oct. 8th
1 pm Eastern Time
Register at thexylom.com/events ⟶

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 12/09/2025

Our new Managing Editor has a clear message: we won't back down from covering the biggest cross-border crises of our time. In fact, we've already reached more people in 2025 so far than all of 2024! Be part of our mission, our fundraiser ends Monday: fundrazr.com/campaigns/th...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 28/08/2025

Who are the Americans flooding the streets to protest the Trump administration's assault on environmental health research, evidence-based policy, and democracy? The Xylom's @alexip718.com breaks down our latest reporting in a live virtual discussion on Wednesday, Sept. 3rd, at 11 am EDT.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 26/08/2025

The Science Journalism Forum 2025, the most diverse event in science journalism, is opening its doors to a broader audience! The Xylom is proud to be a Community Partner. See you Oct 27–30 in the UAE or online! 🎟️ Tickets: sciencejf.com/shop/ 🎓 Apply for a fellowship: sciencejf.com/fellowships/

Science Journalism Forum
October 27th-30th, 2025
Hybrid | Live from the UAE
Community Partner: The only Asian American-run outlet dedicated to science, climate, and the environment.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 20/08/2025

Some sounds and scenes from Saturday's "Sound Science Saves Lives" protest in Midtown Atlanta: Read more: www.thexylom.com/post/atlanta... 📹: @alexip718.com 🎬: @aoruii.bsky.social

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 16/08/2025

*Verified* news you can trust 👀

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 05/08/2025

⭐ Introducing a new perk for our sustainers! We will hold exclusive monthly "office hours" every third Wednesday of the month, where you can: · Get to know our reporting team, · Ask questions, and · Offer feedback! Make a monthly donation now: fundrazr.com/sustain-the-...

New Sustainer Perk: Monthly Office Hours!

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 03/08/2025

Congratulations to our Advisory Board members who won 2025 AAJA Journalism Excellence Awards: · Priyanka Runwal, Excellence Award in Science/Environment/Health Reporting, and · @yangyangcheng.bsky.social (not pictured), Excellence in Audio Storytelling, Long-Form! (📸: @alexip718.com)

Priyanka Runwal, an Indian woman in a white saree, poses with her AAJA Award

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 11/07/2025

WATCH: Every Wednesday at 10 a.m., a group of home care workers gather outside the Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) building in Manhattan, New York City, holding big red signs saying “STOP THE 24 HR WORKDAY NOW.” ✍🏼 : Zhenjia Zhang 📹 : @aoruii.bsky.social www.thexylom.com/post/they-wo...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 16/06/2025

Just 1% of active voters in Georgia (74,464 people) voted early in the primary for Public Service Commission, despite an overwhelming majority supporting climate-smart policies, such as energy efficiency subsidies and the adoption of clean energy. Election Day is THIS Tuesday! #gapol

An overwhelming majority of Georgians want climate-smart policies. Fewer would hold local officials accountable. (Visuals by Alex Ip)

I support providing tax rebates for energy-efficient vehicles or solar panels (73%)

I support the U.S. economy transition from fossil fuels to 100% clean energy by 2050 (68%)

I think my local officials should do more to address global warming (55%)

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 02/06/2025

In partnership with the CUNY Newmark J-Corps, Jinger Zhang is joining us as our first summer newsroom intern. Originally from China, Jinger is the president of her school’s‪ AAJA chapter. She will investigate the rollout of New York's Empower+ home energy efficiency improvement program. Welcome!

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 28/05/2025

In 2015, Texas Republicans, led by climate denier Rep. Joe Barton, used the threat of a government shutdown to reach a "grand bargain" with the Obama admin: repeal a four-decade federal crude oil export ban in exchange for tax incentives for wind and solar power. www.thexylom.com/post/i-was-h...

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 11/05/2025

Happy Mother's Day! We're doubly excited because we're also celebrating our 7th anniversary today! 🥳 Because of our commitment to seeking the truth and complicating the narrative, we did what few other newsrooms have done this year: sustained growth and impact.

Seven years of The Xylom taking root in YOUR community

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 09/05/2025

It's the TAZARA Railway -- a 1,160-mile lifeline that allowed two newly independent counties to shuttle crucial mineral resources and passengers to the Indian Ocean, bypassing apartheid. Now, superpowers East and West are again vying for Africa's metals, this time to power the energy transition.

A map of East Africa with the TAZARA railway marked in red and Copperbelt Province, Zambia marked in orange.

Caption: A Lifeline From the Mines to the Ocean
Photos and story by Kang-Chun Cheng
Visuals by Alex Ip

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 17/04/2025

America now has fewer journalists than coal miners. This is not a drill. And yet, in 2024, The Xylom: 🗞️ Doubled our newsroom size 📖 Increased our readership by 32% 🟦 Grew our social media following by 75% Read how we grew science with words in our 2024 Impact Report: www.canva.com/design/DAGiD...

Cover of The Xylom's 2024 Impact Report with a Black man standing in a forest and the caption: An Ogiek man whose home was destroyed by the Kenya Forest Service in November 2023. The Ogiek tribe has been violently evicted from the Mau Forest to facilitate a carbon credit trading scheme. (Kang-Chun Cheng/The Xylom)

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 07/04/2025

Check out the most recent estimates of Georgia's climate attitudes by @yaleclimatecomm.bsky.social @mason4c.bsky.social , visualized by @alexip718.com . The Peach State's climate attitudes have remained stubbornly consistent in the last half-decades, and slightly below the national average.🧪

Yale 2024 Climate Opinion Map by metro area with Headline:

Despite Fulton and Dekalb Counties, Atlanta Metro and Georgia Lags Behind Nation in Recognizing Climate Change

Story by Alex Music
Visuals by Alex Ip

Map of Georgia's counties, shaded by difference from national average (%), most scientists think global warming is happening.

Map of Georgia's counties, shaded by difference from national average (%), has personally experienced the effects of global warming.

Map of Georgia's counties, shaded by difference from national average (%), global warming is mostly caused by human activities.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 04/04/2025

INBOX: The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority has pledged to increase daytime weekend service to the highest levels seen in two decades, beginning April 19th. For the first time, marta will run Red Line trains to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport all weekend.

Red, Gold, Blue, and Green Lines - Weekend daytime frequencies (before approximately

9:00 PM) will increase from every 20 minutes to every 15 minutes. Schedules will be revised

on all lines. Visit www.itsmarta.com for more information.

Additional Red Line service change - All weekend trips continue to Airport Station.

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The Xylom @thexylom.com · 02/04/2025

We're excited to announce that freelancer Selena Liang has been awarded an @earthjournalism.bsky.social Story Grant! She will look into why Hong Kong is lagging behind its peers when it comes to community solar adoption, with a solutions-focused lens: earthjournalism.net/what-we-do/p...

Portrait of Selena Liang, an Asian woman in a grey shirt and black glasses holding up a victory sign, with the caption "WELCOME, SELENA!"

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