Troy Farah is a freelance reporter at Salon, where he serves as the national affairs editor. His reporting focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and cultural movements, often intersecting with pop culture and regional interests. Troy's work has been featured in Discover Magazine, NewsBreak, Salon Media Group, Inc., MSN, and Yahoo News.
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Troy Farah's coverage focuses heavily on scientific, health, and crime-related topics with a strong emphasis on citing data. He is likely to respond well to pitches that provide in-depth analysis supported by credible data or expert insights.
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We're sleepwalking into ecocide. Like it or not, Starlink may one day be our last resort
Problems down on Earth are serious. Spending some time looking up isn't a waste or distraction
By: Troy Farah
Social media openly longs for the death of an individual who is hardly ever named
The Dutch cruise ship incident probably isn't the next pandemic. That doesn't mean we're risk-free from outbreaks
By: Troy Farah
America didn't cause these diseases. But Trump's cuts to public health have put the world at risk
By: Hanh Nguyen, Troy Farah, Jason Kyle Howard, Natalie Moore, Coleman Spilde, Melanie Mcfarland, Garrett Owen, Joy Saha, Francesca Giangiulio
Instead of sinking into despair, we turned to these albums for joy, empowerment, healing and hope
By: Troy Farah
Editor of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists says the doomsday threat is real — but human goodness will win out
By: Troy Farah
Cory Doctorow argues AI dominance is not inevitable. How we fight back matters National Affairs Editor
AI doomerism is misplaced. Here’s what it will take to pop the bubble - Troy Farah
