
Joshua Partlow
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Washington Post reporter. Author of A Kingdom of Their Own from @aaknopf
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/joshua-partlow 01-03-2013 19:07:11
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Lahaina confronts an unbearable reality as survivors seek refuge Reis Thebault wapo.st/444Tfkn

'Broiling smoke,' rapid flames: How the fire devastated West Maui, hour by hour, via Joshua Partlow john farrell Brianna Sacks Brady Dennis & Joanna Slater wapo.st/3qnaNe3

When the Maui fires trapped Shaun āBugeā Saribay, he promised his family: Donāt worry. Dadās going to come home. He was armed with hoses, water bottles and luck as the scorching wildfire bore down on Lahaina. @reisthebault Zoeann Murphy Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com/nation/interacā¦



In August 2018, a wildfire fueled by winds from a passing hurricane nearly killed Lahaina-area residents. There'd been no warnings, no preemptive power shutoff, and chaotic evacuations. After, residents confronted and warned officials it would happen again washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/0ā¦





Congratulations to Azam Ahmed on his new book. He put his heart and soul into this one. I can't wait to read it. nytimes.com/2023/09/26/booā¦





The largest-ever dam removal is underway, a milestone in the nationās reckoning over its attempts to bend nature to human will. A visually lush look at the Klamath dam project in California. Story by @reisthebault, video Alice Li, photos by melina mara washingtonpost.com/climate-solutiā¦

Amid the thin air and meager soil of a desert mountaintop, this pine tree has endured for 200 years. Then came 2023 - the hottest year on record - and the tree abruptly stopped growing. Its wood contains a powerful warning about the future of the Earth. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviroā¦
