Annie Ropeik
Annie Ropeik joined NHPR鈥檚 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鈥檚 dogs.
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At the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in northern New Hampshire, the pandemic broke a decades-long streak of field research. Now, scientists there... -
Public comment is open on a new regional framework for limiting carbon emissions from vehicles 鈥� the largest source of planet-warming greenhouse gases... -
New Hampshire's strict new limits on PFAS chemicals have been in effect for more than a month now. Officials say the regulations are based on sound... -
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... -
Residents in the North Country town of Dalton are organizing against a proposed new landfill near Forest Lake State Park. The plan comes from Vermont... -
The melty weather in New Hampshire this winter has been a big problem for some kinds of seasonal recreation -- and it鈥檚 all part of a long-term warming... -
New England activists and lawmakers say the Environmental Protection Agency's new plan to manage harmful PFAS chemicals isn't aggressive enough. The EPA... -
Researchers at the University of New Hampshire have found a new way to make sustainable fuel out of sunlight. The process is an artificial form of...
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency in New England has been tapped to lead the agency's national Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention... -
A long-running debate is heating up on top of New Hampshire's highest peak. It鈥檚 attracting more visitors every year, but some fear its delicate...
