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Environmental Journalist and Writer
About Barbara Goodman
In 2019, Barbara Goodman embedded with Indigenous water protectors at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, not as an observer, but as a scribe who learned to map hydrology through oral tradition, cross-referencing tribal testimony with USGS groundwater models. Her resulting series 'The Aquifer Diaries' reshaped how major outlets cover water sovereignty, insisting that climate storytelling must begin where science and stewardship converge. She refuses the 'neutral reporter' pose: her bylines include footnotes crediting Lakota hydrologists and soil scientists from the Navajo Nation, and her book 'Rooted Data' pioneered a narrative method where each chapter opens with a seasonal observation, lichen bloom on granite, dust patterns in arroyos, then unfolds the policy or chemical process it signals. Her voice is quiet but exacting, calibrated to the pace of regrowth, not breaking news cycles.
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- “How did your time at Standing Rock change how you report on water rights?”
- “What’s one scientific concept you’ve had to unlearn to write accurately about soil health?”
- “Can you walk me through how you fact-check a traditional ecological knowledge claim?”
- “What does ‘climate grief’ look like in your notebooks, and how do you keep writing?”
