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Biography

Ayurella is an award-winning staff writer at Grist, where she covers climate, food and agriculture. Her work has appeared in CNN, National Geographic, the Atlantic, the Guardian, NPR, PBS NewsHour, Yahoo News, Mother Jones, Popular Science, and USA TODAY, among other publications. Based in Florida, she has won multiple awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, and been the recipient of media fellowships from the Society of Environmental Journalists, the Uproot Project, Metcalf Institute, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Oregon State University. Her debut nonfiction book, "Devoured: The Extraordinary Story of Kudzu, the Vine That Ate the South," published in the spring of 2024.

Content

Total articles 1587

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  Carcinogen Rising in Rice Supply Due to Climate Change

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  Apr. 18, 2025

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  Why chocolate is ridiculously expensive right now - The Jersey Tomato Press

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  Apr. 18, 2025

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  The ‘king of poisons’ is building up in rice

  By Ayurella Horn-Muller Verified

  Apr. 17, 2025

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Company Info

Grist

Grist is a nonprofit, independent media organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to reporting on climate change and environmental issues. Founded in April 1999 by Chip Giller, Grist aims to engage the public about the challenges of climate change while highlighting pathways to a just and sustainable future. Its tagline, "Climate. Justice. Solutions," reflects its commitment to addressing climate-related stories and solutions. Grist offers a variety of services focused on environmental journalism, including daily reporting, features, investigations, and visual storytelling. The organization covers topics such as the transition to renewable energy and the impact of climate change on communities. Grist also publishes daily and weekly newsletters summarizing environmental news and an annual climate fiction anthology titled "Imagine 2200," which features stories about future climate solutions. Grist's journalism reaches millions, influencing readers, including elected officials and researchers, with a significant portion taking action based on its content.