Martha Nelle Pskowski is an independent journalist and M.A. candidate in Journalism and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University. She currently is web editor of the North American Congress on Latin America, NACLA.
Martha reports on environmental justice, food systems and development. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, The New Republic, The Nation, CityLab and over a dozen other publications. The International Women in Media Foundation, the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources, and the James W. Foley Foundation have supported her reporting. She is a MacCracken fellow at NYU and a former Fulbright fellow.
Desmog: New NAFTA Trade Deal Deepens Oil and Gas Dependency During Climate Crisis30 June, 2020
NACLA: In Mexico, Cheap Gas Wins30 June, 2020
Latin America News Dispatch: The Next Deadly Virus Could Start in the Amazon, Brazilian Scientists Warn3 June, 2020
Undark: For Latin American Environmentalists, Looming Threats of Violence3 June, 2020
OneZero: Uber Delivery Workers in Mexico Are Tracking Thieves Through Google Maps and WhatsApp Networks17 December, 2019
ArchPaper: Mexico’s Housing Laboratory shows off 32 low-cost prototypes14 October, 2019
The Nation: How Indigenous Mexicans Took on Big Energy and Won26 August, 2019
Yale E360: Indigenous Maize- Who Owns the Rights to Mexico’s ‘Wonder’ Plant?24 July, 2019
ArchPaper: SO – IL is building a social housing prototype in the heart of Mexico24 July, 2019
The Verge: Deaths and injuries don’t slow Uber Eats’ rapid expansion in Mexico6 July, 2019
CityLab: The Restaurant at the Center of a Gentrification War6 June, 2019