Allison Martell

Data and investigative reporter with @Reuters, based in Toronto. 🏳️‍🌈

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

This bracing story connects witness accounts from Sudan and data on violence against healthcare workers worldwide. https://t.co/YgYXKPxQr5

[Nafisa Eltahir @nafisaeltahir]

NEW - The RSF's attack on Saudi Hospital was just the latest in a campaign to destroy al-Fashir's healthcare system.

The RSF has chased patients with drones, raided clinics, and shelled hospitals, Reuters' #Sudan investigation shows.

Our story here: https://t.co/YQm8ovrA9A

[Reuters Investigates @specialreports]

In a military exercise this summer, China used civilian cargo vessels in a way that marks a substantial development toward being able to carry enough troops, equipment and supplies for an invasion of Taiwan, says a former US submarine officer https://t.co/VQ4wtZT53L

[Tom Shugart @tshugart3]

This must-see new graphical report from @reuters uses AIS and tasked satellite imagery to examine in detail PLA landing exercises from earlier this year—including the novel use of deck cargo ships (specifically, LCTs - commercial landing craft).
https://t.co/TyJF6iYdf6

[Jaimi Dowdell @JaimiDowdell]

Companies responsible for some of the worst pollution in the U.S. have found an unlikely ally in a federal health agency meant to protect people from environmental hazards. Our latest: https://t.co/1aDWXbbx9V

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

@Janet_Davis @yonanestel @BradMBradford Will it be replaced though? When? It's a TDSB capital priority but does that mean anyone has committed to fund a replacement on any specific timeline?

[Jaimi Dowdell @JaimiDowdell]

Want to learn more about the questionable climate finance @specialreports uncovered? Check out this searchable database @palewire and @fcage whipped up that includes source documents and more. https://t.co/0w3N8fuhmn

[Reuters @Reuters]

How governments funded chocolate stores, a coal plant, an airport expansion and a hotel, all in the name of climate finance by @EMrumney @JaimiDowdell @irencs and @MisatoNakayma https://t.co/q0hoAkKA9o

[@mcneill.bsky.social @McNeill_Tweets]

This video has captivated me since I saw an early edit. Watch how Nipah found new ways to infect people. https://t.co/W3EcowANiD

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

Ryan does a great job explaining the data work behind our series here. It was a privilege pitching in on this one, and I’m so grateful to the many families who trusted my colleagues with their stories, so we can all learn from them.

[Reuters @Reuters]

A behind-the-scenes look at how a new @specialreports series was conceived: The Bat Lands https://t.co/YeBc6ap4J2 @mcneill_tweets

[@mcneill.bsky.social @McNeill_Tweets]

For those of you who want to read more about methodology, we published this — along with an incredibly metal picture of a bat. https://t.co/rhklzzppum

[Janet Roberts @jersey_janet]

Rich with data, maps, charts, engrossing narratives, photos, illustrations and videos, this @Reuters project explains in disturbing detail how humankind is cueing up another pandemic in the world's bat lands.
https://t.co/qgACxbgRZy

[@mcneill.bsky.social @McNeill_Tweets]

THREAD: I want to tell you a little background of our new series, which dates back to the summer of 2020 when COVID was raging around the world. My colleague Deb Nelson and I started talking about the next one and how to stop it. https://t.co/xNK2ItNshT

[Reuters Press Team @ReutersPR]

A new @Reuters investigation looks at bat-rich countries across the globe to learn how human destruction of wild areas is amplifying #pandemic risk. The series visits places where the risk is most acute and tells the stories of victims and their families. https://t.co/o8Yee7Mjld

[@mcneill.bsky.social @McNeill_Tweets]

🚨NEW: A multi-year global investigation by Reuters shows how our thirst for resources is raising the risk of another pandemic. https://t.co/xNK2ItNshT

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

@MillennialsGTA @MikePMoffatt No, I'm not sure why for profit developments (and honestly even our building) are so biased towards tiny units when there's clearly a market for bigger ones.

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

@HousingNowTO Actually I do know a bit about this. Construction was delayed by a small group of somewhat distant homeowners who believed we would be able to see into their backyards. I don't think that was ever true, and at least based on what I heard our actual neighbours were supportive.

[Allison Martell @allisonmartell]

@MillennialsGTA @MikePMoffatt I don't watch that closely because we don't plan to move, but I believe similar units have sold for about twice what we paid. We moved in three years, ago, though we did buy pre-construction I think four years before that.