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by Tom Zeller Jr. / August 9th 2013 / KSJ News & Events

Two 2010-’11 Fellows win SEJ Awards

Two 2010-‘11 Knight Fellows are winners of The Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) 12th Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment.

Hillary Rosner was awarded First Place, Outstanding Feature Story, for her article “Attack of the Mutant Pupfish,” which appeared in the December 2012 issue of Wired.

Matt McGrath was awarded Honorable Mention, Outstanding Beat Reporting, Large Market, for his work as Environment Correspondent at BBC News.

Congratulations to both Hillary and Matt!

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