Money to burn
Author: Collaboration of investigative journalists
Date: 2020
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Language: English
Type of resource: Mixed
Topics: Policy
Sixteen reporters in eight countries lift the lid on Europe’s inscrutable biomass industry.
For three months, a cross-border team led by Argos, the award-winning investigative journalism platform of Dutch public broadcasters VPRO and Human, put everything related to Europe’s burgeoning biomass trade under the microscope, from subsidies and certifications to a powerful European lobby.
The result: a pan-European story about the effect of Western European subsidies on Estonia’s forests, plus a series of radio, print and online publications in partner media outlet in multi-languages.
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