Lead Poisoning Investigation Named Global Journalism Award Finalist
The investigation, titled “The Poisonous Lead Trade,” is a finalist for the Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award, Large Newsroom, and Excellence in Collaboration and Partnerships. The post PREMIUM TIMES, The Examinat
A collaborative investigation into lead poisoning, involving PREMIUM TIMES and other partners, has been named a finalist in two categories of a global journalism award. The recognition highlights the growing role of cross-border media partnerships in exposing public health and environmental risks, which can carry regulatory and reputational implications for affected industries.
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