Sharon Udasin
Sharon Udasin is a staff reporter at The Hill, focusing on sustainability. Sharon spent the 2019-2020 academic year as a Ted Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism — a faculty fellowship program hosted by the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado Boulder. Prior to her fellowship, Sharon lived for nearly a decade in Israel, where she primarily reported on environment and energy for The Jerusalem Post. While working for the paper, she received a Pratt Prize for Environmental Journalism — Israel’s highest honor in the sector. An avid writer since childhood, she earned her master's degree from Columbia Journalism School and a bachelor's degreein English from the University of Pennsylvania. Sharon was a staff writer for The New York Jewish Week before moving to Israel.
Could desalination play a role in the future of the Colorado River?
As Colorado River supply dwindles, the U.S. and Mexico are looking to Israel and Jordan for ideas on how to help quench their own shared border. Read More
Filtering out the 'yuck factor' of wastewater in an arid U.S. West
Western water experts are working to not only conserve water, but to also reuse as much wastewater as possible, including through direct potable reuse. Read More
