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Biography

Originally from Kalispell, Montana, Elizabeth Harball is a staff reporter for ClimateWire, a part of Environment & Energy Publishing in Washington, D.C. She covers the intersection between climate change and forests, domestically and internationally, and also occasionally writes on water issues. This year, Elizabeth is a Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellow, an honor awarded by the National Press Foundation. In 2009, Elizabeth received a B.A. in liberal arts from St. John’s College in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She graduated from from Columbia University School of Journalism in 2012, and was the 2012 Poetry Foundation Journalism Fellow.

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Total articles 1074

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  This Be the Place: I Shall Gaze

  By Sandra Simonds, Elizabeth Harball Verified

  Jan. 23, 2025

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  ADN Politics podcast: What to know about the Anchorage mayor’s election

  By Elizabeth Harball Verified, Emily Goodykoontz Verified, Zachariah Hughes Verified, David Hulen Verified

  Mar. 29, 2024

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  ADN Politics podcast: The education bill failed. Now what?

  By Elizabeth Harball Verified, Sean Maguire Verified, Iris Samuels Verified, Zachariah Hughes Verified

  Mar. 22, 2024

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Anchorage Daily News

The Anchorage Daily News (ADN) is Alaska’s largest daily newspaper, founded in 1946. Originally launched as the weekly Anchorage News, it became a daily publication in 1948 and transitioned to a morning newspaper in 1964. Headquartered in Anchorage, ADN serves Southcentral Alaska, reaching approximately 68% of residents daily and 73% on Sundays, with a circulation of around 57,622 daily and 71,233 Sunday copies. ADN covers local, state, and Arctic-region news, focusing on investigative journalism and community reporting. It operates digital platforms, including adn.com for breaking news and multimedia content, and Alaska.com, which provides tourism-related information. The newspaper has also established rural bureaus and enhanced its Arctic coverage by hiring specialized reporters. Under the leadership of Ryan Binkley since 2017, ADN has emphasized digital transformation while maintaining its print legacy, continuing to play a significant role in Alaska's media landscape.