Monica Kidd
Class of 2022
Monica Kidd has written seven books of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. From 1998 to 2004 she worked as a reporter/editor for CBC Radio in St. John’s, Nfld.; there, she guest-hosted many local programs, including Radio Noon, Weekend Arts Magazine and The Fisheries Broadcast. She also worked as national science reporter and in her final year was assigned to Quirks & Quarks. She works as a family physician with research interests in evolutionary medicine and maternal and child health. She occasionally works in Antarctica as an expedition guide, lecturing on the natural and cultural history of the extreme South. She has three children.
Medicine vs. Journalism? Navigating the tension between two fields
Cow burps targeted as researchers look at ways to reduce methane emissions
Bake for Ukraine
Alberta Set To Make Companies Pay Up On Plastics
CARBON FARMING
Decoder: What happens if you buy a carbon credit?
FARM EMISSIONS
Canadian farmers and ranchers are plotting for a future with less carbon — and they’re making it work
Not resting in peace: Graves tumble into the sea as coastal erosion plagues Newfoundland
Pushing for Polluter Pays Legislation in the Golden State
TALKING TABOO
Public-health doctors have never been needed more — but the strain and burdens have never been clearer
Fear of losing freedom common thread behind vaccine hesitancy, cross-cultural survey finds
Moral injury: An emerging legal field spurred by the pandemic?
