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Doug Struck

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Drivers make their way through a mixture of seawater, snow and ice on Beach Road in the Boston suburb of Lynn after the ocean breached the sea wall. (Brian Snyder/Reuters)
January 24, 2018 Doug Struck •

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Car plowing through water and ice in Lynn, Ma.

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Doug Struck has been a journalist for four decades. He worked for The Washington Post as a foreign bureau chief, war correspondent and environmental reporter. Before that he was a national roving reporter and Mideast foreign bureau chief for The Baltimore Sun. He has reported from six continents and 50 states. He is now senior journalist in residence at Emerson College in Boston, where he teaches and continues to report on environmental issues.

Struck's freelance work includes National Geographic.com, The Washington Post, The Christian Science Monitor, Trust Magazine, STAT, OnEarth, Living on Earth Radio, Boston Globe, The Daily Climate, Environmental Health News, Yale e360, New England Center for Investigative Reporting, CQ Global Researcher, Pacific Standard and others. His work also has appeared in The Huffington Post, Scientific American, NDTV, SFGAte, Seattle Times, Denver Post, National Post, Yahoo, Telegraph Journal, Anchorage Daily News and numerous others.

He earned a master's degree in Environmental Sustainability in 2015 from Harvard Extension School.

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