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148alism, and published in partnership with Scientific American.</p> 149 150 <p>The Missiles on Our Land combines state-of-the-art simulations of the consequences of nuclear war with ethnography and journalism, including narrative storytelling, podcasting, photography and cinematography to shed light on the consequences of the most significant nuclear weapon build-up since the end of the Cold War. </p> 151 152 <p>This project aims to provide information that everyone in the United States and Native North America, especially the communities living closest to the missile fields, need to know so that they can understand and be part of the discussion as to the full extent of the risks associated with deploying new missiles for the next 50 years or more.</p> 153 154 <h3>CONTENT</h3> 155 156 <p>The Missiles on Our Land, a webstory by Sébastien Philippe (Princeton Program on Science and Global Security) and Nina Berman (Columbia School of Journalism) on the human and environmental risks associated with the new Sentinel land-based nuclear missile program.</p> 157 158 <p>Fallout, a 24-minute video documentary directed by Nina Berman and Duy Linh Tu (Columbia School of Journalism) and produced by Jeffery DelViscio (Scientific American). Fallout looks at the environmental legacy and current risks posed by the US government’s plan to overhaul its nuclear weapons arsenal at a cost of nearly two trillion dollars.</p> 159 160 <p>Under the Nuclear Cloud, an interactive map to explore the fallout consequences of nuclear strikes on US missile silos across North America, produced by Katie Watson (Brown Institute for Media Innovation) and Sebastien Philippe.</p> 161 162 <p>The Missiles on Our Rez, a five-part investigative podcast by Ella Weber (Princeton University), produced by Sebastien Philippe and Tulika Bose (Scientific American). The Missiles on Our Rez explores the past, present, and future of nuclear missiles in the only Native American tribe hosting nuclear weapons in the United States.</p> 163 164 <p><a class="link" href="https://www.scientificamerican.com/report/the-new-nuclear-age">The New Nuclear Age</a>, a Special Report by Scientific American (December 2023 Issue), including:</p> 165 166 <ul> 167 <li>Boom Times, The new costs—and long shadow—of living in a nuclear nation<br /> 168 By Abe Streep (journalist), Photographs by Nina Berman (Columbia School of Journalism), Edited by Jen Schwartz</li> 169 <li>Inside the Pit Factory, For the first time in decades the U.S. is ramping up production of plutonium cores for nuclear weapons<br /> 170 By Sarah Scoles (journalist), Edited by Clara Moskowitz</li> 171 <li>Sacrifice Zones, What happens if silo-based nuclear missiles are attacked?<br /> 172 By Sebastien Philippe (Princeton Program on Science and Global Security), Edited by Madhusree Mukerjee and Jen Christiansen</li> 173 </ul> 174 <hr><br class="destroy"> 175 <h3>TEAM</h3> 176 177 <p><span class="brightwhite">Principal Investigators:</span> Sébastien Philippe (PI, Princeton University), Nina Berman (co-PI, Columbia University), Ryo Morimoto (co-PI, Princeton University), Zia Mian (co-PI, Princeton University)</p> 178 179 <p><span class="brightwhite">Web story:</span> Sébastien Philippe (Text), Nina Berman (Text and Photography), Zia Mian (Editing)</p> 180 181 <p><span class="brightwhite">Film: </span>Jeffery DelViscio (Executive Producer, Cinematography | Scientific American), Nina Berman (Director, Cinematography, Editing | Columbia University), Duy Linh Tu (Director, Cinematography | Columbia University), Sebastian Tuinder (Cinematography, Editing), Dominic Smith (Motion Graphics), Joshua Pribanic (Cinematography), Joseph Polidoro (Narration).</p> 182 183 <p><span class="brightwhite">Data:</span> Katie Watson (Design, Production | Brown Institute for Media Innovation), Sé
183bastien Philippe (Production, Scientific Research, Data Analysis), Ivan Stepanov (Software Engineering, Data Analysis), Svitlana Lavrenciuc (Digital Cartography, Data Visualization), Zia Mian (Editing)</p> 184 185 <p><span class="brightwhite">Podcast: </span>Ella Weber (Reporter, Host), Sebastien Philippe (Producer), Tulika Bose (Producer and Editor | Scientific American), Jeffery DelViscio (Production editing and sound design), Todd Whitney (Advisor | Brown Institute for Media Innovation).</p> 186 187 <p> 188 <span class="brightwhite">Field research:</span> Ella Weber (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation), Jessica Lambert (Choctaw Nation), Blue Carlsson (Cherokee Nation), Lilian Fitzgerald (Klamath tribe), Joshua Worth (Kanaka Maoli), Ryo Morimoto, Sébastien Philippe</p> 189 190 <p>Website: <a class="link" href="https://smithrobinson.org">Dominic Smith / Smith Robinson Multimedia</a></p> 191 192 <p><a class="link" href="https://sgs.princeton.edu/">Princeton University’s Program on Science and Global Security (SGS)</a>, based in the School of Public and International Affairs, conducts scientific, technical and policy research, analysis and outreach to advance national and international policies for a safer and more peaceful world.</p> 193 194 <p><a class="link" href="https://nuclearprinceton.princeton.edu/">Nuclear Princeton</a> is an undergraduate-directed project at Princeton University that highlights the under-acknowledged impacts of nuclear science, technology, and engineering on Native lands, communities, and beyond. It locates the history of settler colonialism, environmental racism, and racial injustice in the past and contemporary technoscientific development and management of U.S. national security from the Manhattan Project onward.</p> 195 196 <p><a class="link" href="https://journalism.columbia.edu/">Columbia University’s School of Journalism</a> is one of the leading journalism schools in the world. It is also one of the oldest with more than 100 years of experience in educating journalism’s future leaders and trailblazers. Its tradition is rooted in the bedrock values of journalistic ethics and excellence, but is also a leader of cutting-edge journalistic innovation and media scholarship.</p> 197 198 <p>The <a class="link" href="https://brown.columbia.edu/">Brown Institute for Media Innovation</a> is a collaboration between Columbia University and Stanford University, designed to encourage and support new endeavors in media innovation. At Stanford, the primary focus is on media technology, and the Institute is anchored in the School of Engineering. At Columbia, the primary focus is on content, and the Institute is anchored in the Graduate School of Journalism.</p> 199 200 <p><a class="link" href="https://www.scientificamerican.com/">Scientific American</a> covers the most important and exciting research, ideas and knowledge in science, health, technology, the environment and society. It is committed to sharing trustworthy knowledge, enhancing our understanding of the world, and advancing social justice. Founded 1845, Scientific American is the oldest continuously published magazine in the United States.</p> 201 202 <p><br class="destroy"></p> 203 204 </div> 205 206 </div> 207 <!--/Row --> 208 209 210 <!-- Row -->
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