Annie Ropeik
Annie Ropeik joined NHPR’s reporting team in 2017, following stints with public radio stations and collaborations across the country. She has reported everywhere from fishing boats, island villages and cargo terminals in Alaska, to cornfields, factories and Superfund sites in the Midwest.
Her work has appeared on NPR, the BBC and CNN, and earned recognition from PRNDI, the Delaware and Alaska Press Clubs and the Indiana Society of Professional Journalists.
Originally from Silver Spring, MD, Annie caught the public media bug during internships at NPR in Washington and WBUR in Boston. She studied classics at Boston University and enjoys a good PDF, the rule of threes and meeting other people’s dogs.
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Frustrated with federal inaction, states such as New Hampshire, are taking their own measures against a class of pollutants known as "forever chemicals"
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New Hampshire is at the forefront of a growing debate over PFAS chemical contamination in drinking water. And many of the Democrats campaigning to win...
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State officials are reminding residents to help control the spread of an invasive beetle in valuable ash trees this summer. The emerald ash borer kills...
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As the controversial Central Maine Power project slogs forward, the previously competing Northern Pass transmission line proposal landed in New…
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Municipalities across New Hampshire took a range of steps to confront climate change at the local level during their annual town meetings Tuesday....
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Energy can be tough to understand. When we flip a light switch, we know the lights should come on. But we might not know where that power came from – or...
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The Trump administration has approved a first step toward offshore oil and gas drilling on the Atlantic coast. The National Marine Fisheries Service...
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Researchers have finished their largest study to date on how ticks and warming winters are hurting moose in Northern New England. The data shows...
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Researchers have finished their largest study to date on how ticks and warming winters are hurting moose in Northern New England. The data shows...
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State health officials in Manchester have found the summer's first batch of mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus. Last year, nine batches of mosquitoes...