Matthew Russell

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Matthew Russell is a West Michigan native and with a background in journalism, data analysis, cartography and design thinking. He likes to learn new things and solve old problems whenever possible, and enjoys bicycling, spending time with his daughters, and coffee.

Articles by Matthew Russell

Nature's Witnesses to Nuclear History: These Animals Still Carry Radiation

Nature's Witnesses to Nuclear History: These Animals Still Carry Radiation

The echoes of humanity's nuclear legacy resonate far and wide, leaving an indelible mark on some of the most unsuspecting creatures across the globe. From the lush Pacific waters of...

Nature's Witnesses to Nuclear History: These Animals Still Carry Radiation

The echoes of humanity's nuclear legacy resonate far and wide, leaving an indelible mark on some of the most unsuspecting creatures across the globe. From the lush Pacific waters of...

The Remarkable Rebound of Africa's White Rhino Population

The Remarkable Rebound of Africa's White Rhino Population

Africa's white rhinos are making an astonishing comeback, defying extinction!

The Remarkable Rebound of Africa's White Rhino Population

Africa's white rhinos are making an astonishing comeback, defying extinction!

House of Horrors Discovered in Arizona: Over 50 Dogs In Filth, Feces

House of Horrors Discovered in Arizona: Over 50 Dogs In Filth, Feces

Law enforcement and firefighters, with heroic dedication, rescued 55 dogs from this living nightmare, but not all survived.

House of Horrors Discovered in Arizona: Over 50 Dogs In Filth, Feces

Law enforcement and firefighters, with heroic dedication, rescued 55 dogs from this living nightmare, but not all survived.

The Corpse Flower's Battle for Survival: A Stinky Crisis

The Corpse Flower's Battle for Survival: A Stinky Crisis

Rafflesia, the parasitic plant known as the corpse flower, has fascinated scientists for centuries. But, it's on the brink of extinction.

The Corpse Flower's Battle for Survival: A Stinky Crisis

Rafflesia, the parasitic plant known as the corpse flower, has fascinated scientists for centuries. But, it's on the brink of extinction.

How Endangered Species' Feces Could Help Treat Diabetic Foot Ulcers

How Endangered Species' Feces Could Help Treat Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetic foot ulcers are agonizing and can lead to amputations, but researchers found a potential solution in endangered animal feces.

How Endangered Species' Feces Could Help Treat Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetic foot ulcers are agonizing and can lead to amputations, but researchers found a potential solution in endangered animal feces.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Returns Without Animals

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Returns Without Animals

As Ringling Bros. enters this new chapter, we can look forward to a circus that captivates without causing harm to animals.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Returns Without Animals

As Ringling Bros. enters this new chapter, we can look forward to a circus that captivates without causing harm to animals.

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