Sue Sturgis
Sue is Editorial Director at the Institute for Southern Studies, which she joined in November 2005 as director of the Institute's Gulf Coast Reconstruction Watch, a project to document and investigate the post-Katrina recovery. A former staff writer for the Raleigh News & Observer and Independent Weekly (Durham, N.C.), Sue directs and regularly contributes to the Institute's online magazine, Facing South, with a focus on energy and environmental issues. Sue is the author or co-author of five Institute reports, including Faith in the Gulf (Aug/Sept 2008), Hurricane Katrina and the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement (January 2008) and Blueprint for Gulf Renewal (Aug/Sept 2007). Sue holds a Masters in Journalism from New York University.
Other articles by this author

Sequestering Our Mothers: Spending Cuts and Effects on Women
By Sue Sturgis, Facing South | Report
North Carolina: A Banana Republic for Dirty Energy Interests?
By Sue Sturgis, Facing South | News Analysis
The Environmental Health Costs of a Petrochemical Future
By Sue Sturgis, Facing South | News Analysis
North Carolina Legislative Leaders Breaking Records for Special-Interest Fundraising
By Sue Sturgis, Facing South | Report![]()
The Harsh Politics of Rape Pregnancy
By Sue Sturgis, The Institute for Southern Studies | Report
Shadowy Group Behind Attacks on Climate Scientists Handed Setback in Court
By Sue Sturgis, Southern Studies | Report
North Carolina Lawmakers Take a One-Sided Look at Fracking
By Sue Sturgis, Southern Studies | Report
Will the South Be Forced to Pay for the Lessons of Fukushima?
By Sue Sturgis, Southern Studies | Report
Special Investigation: Who's Behind the "Information Attacks" on Climate Scientists?
By Sue Sturgis, Southern Studies | Report