Daniel Shailer is a correspondent with the Associated Press' Central and South America bureau in Mexico City.
Previously he's worked as an award-winning, environmental freelance reporter, and with the Tucson Sentinel in southern Arizona, where he's covered everything from mining and waste to local politics and conservation.
Daniel has written narrative features, investigations and news articles with photo, audio and data.
His freelance reporting has appeared in the New Yorker, Gothamist and Business Insider. He has written essays for the LA Review of Books and Literary Hub. His articles from the Associated Press have been syndicated by the Washington Post, ABC, The Independent, and more.
Daniel's stories on water pollution in New York City won awards from the Overseas Press Club and Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism. He was not Covering Climate Now's 2023 student journalist of the year, but at least he was shortlisted.
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