The Hidden Cost Behind the Explosion in Beirut
Thanks to the expanding global grid of editors at news outlets that have asked to partner with us for the sake of running these stories from The Outlaw Ocean Project, we recently published a piece tied to the deadly explosion in Beirut that takes a look at the wider problem of abandonment of ships, seafarers and cargo around the world and its environmental, public safety and human toll.
This story was published in over 20 international news outlets within 20 countries, translated into more than 11 languages, and had an overall cumulative readership of over 115.3 million.
- UNITED STATES
San Francisco Chronicle
The Nation - CANADA
National Post
CTV News - MEXICO
El Sol De Mexico - ARGENTINA
Clarín - IRELAND
Irish Times - THE NETHERLANDS
NRC Handelsblad - GERMANY
Der Spiegel - LIBERIA
Liberian Daily Observer - ITALY
Investigative Reporting Project Italy - QATAR
Gulf Times - BRAZIL
O Globo - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Diario Libre - COLOMBIA
El Tiempo - THE PHILIPPINES
The Manila Times - ESTONIA
Ohtuleht - HAITI
Le Nouvelliste - ZIMBABWE
Zimbabwe Independent - INDIA
Gaon Connection Part 1
Gaon Connection Part 2 - SINGAPORE
Splash - PALAU
Island Times - SPAIN
Context (CTXT) - PALAWAN
The Palawan News - VIETNAM
VietNam News
Global Seafarer Abandonment
— created by Matthew and Eliza Ade
Seafarer abandonment is an ongoing issue, further inflamed by the current pandemic. Holly Pate, digital strategies editor of The Outlaw Ocean Project, wrote a piece discussing the seafarers currently stranded that was published in El Sol, Island Times, The Palawan News, The Nation, El Tiempo, and Sentient Media.
The reporting for this story was published in outlets around the world.
- 20News Outlets
- 20Countries
- 11Languages
- 115.3MReadership