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Sofia Quaglia
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Sofia Quaglia is a freelance journalist writing about all things science and nature and how we talk about them. Her work regularly appears in New Scientist, in The New York Times, in National Geographic, in The Guardian, on the BBC and BBC Earth, in Discover Magazine and more. She was an awardee of the .
Sofia is on a mission to visit the entire planet by spending each month in a different country, so she has been living on the road since 2021. You can find her on .
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