Paul Tolmé
writer and journalist
writer and journalist
Recent Stories:
- Popular Mechanics: Beyond Google's Geothermal Investment As interest in geothermal energy heats up, 5 next-gen projects take shape.
- Newsweek: Get Ready to Itch and Sneeze A warmer planet could mean more allergies.
- National Wildlife: Hidden Treasures of the Wild West Conservationists want to safeguard 26 million acres of little known federal lands ideal for watching wildlife.
- Popular Mechanics: Bike Industry Shifts Gears As gas prices soar, bike makers cater to a new generation of commuters.
- Ski: New Zealand Time Where the skiing remains pure, the vistas pristine and the ‘Kiwiana’ culture impossibly friendly.
Paul Tolmé in the News:
Paul is the center of 2008's sexiest plagiarism scandal.
- Listen to the interview and discussion on NPR's Talk of the Nation.
- Click here for Tolme's scintillating Newsweek.com story.
- Click here for the story that started it all, "Toughing it out in the Badlands."
- Read his 2007 story about threatened ferrets, "Pure Poison."
- also, choosing the true story on NPR's Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!
Writing Award for Tolmé
The editors of National Wildlife awarded Paul Tolmé the Trudy Farrand and John Strohm Magazine Writing Award, an honor bestowed annually by The National Wildlife Federation for the best writing in the magazine. Tolmé was presented the award for "It's the Emissions, Stupid," an article that highlighed strategies for combating global warming.
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