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Cristina Sepulveda Page 7

Cristina Sepulveda is a senior writer at Biology Insights reporting on water quality and environmental contamination. She reported general assignments for a metropolitan print outlet before joining the editorial staff, examining local industrial activity. Sepulveda graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, keeping an eye on regional supply chains.

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