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Ellie Shechet
Contributor
Ellie Shechet has written for
The New York Times, Popular Science, The New Republic, VICE Magazine
, and
Scholastic’s Science World
. She is currently working as an editor in the Digital and Print Media department at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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