Sarah Green is a Digital Production Journalist with a wide range of experience across various publications. Her work has appeared in notable outlets such as The Spokesman-Review, Bloomberg News, and The Washington Post. Sarah covers a diverse range of topics including gender equality, workplace issues, cultural events, and legal matters.
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Sarah Green's coverage spans a diverse range of topics within human resources & employment and business, with an emphasis on workplace gender inequality, flexible work arrangements, and legal policy regulation. She frequently cites data to support her articles and features opinion editorials.
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By: Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl, Sarah Green, Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl, Sarah Green, Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl, Sarah Green, Fabian Jakob
Abstract The mammalian auditory system develops a topographical organization of sound frequencies along its pathways, also called tonotopy, as a result of early auditory input.
Photos – Daniel James Grant A rguably the pinnacle of Beethoven’s immense list of musical achievements, his ninth and final symphony was one he never
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By: Sarah Green, Simon Townsley
Widely regarded as the jewel in Canada’s crown, Vancouver now has more overdose deaths per capita than any other city. Locals say overly liberal drug laws sparked a catastrophe
By: Sarah Green Guest
The extreme effects of climate change don't have a political party. Heat waves, powerful storms, or devastating floods don't care who you vote for or whether you live in a red or blue state.
CINEMA REVIEW: THE BIKERIDERS (2023) Directed by Jeff Nichols Screenplay by Jeff Nichols (Based on The Bikeriders by Danny Lyon)
written by SARAH GREEN The Difference Between a Tradwife and a Stay-at-Home Mom
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In the crowded arena of media and journalism, where countless stories compete for attention, the ability to tell a compelling story is not just an advantage — it's a necessity.
By: Erin L. Duffy, Sarah Green
Analysis of 2012-2021 commercial claims demonstrates that spending growth was concentrated among the highest spenders and there was increasing subsidy across enrollees through cost-sharing design.
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