Nora Pike is an investigative reporter at Halwick News, specializing in government accountability, environmental issues, and scientific controversies. She joined Halwick News in 2021 after five years covering science and environment beats at The Oregonian.
Pike grew up in rural Montana and studied journalism at the University of Montana. Her reporting focuses on stories where official narratives don't match the evidence, with particular attention to government cover-ups and institutional failures.
She is known for meticulous research, dogged pursuit of sources, and refusing to accept official statements at face value. Her work has uncovered EPA regulatory failures, environmental contamination cover-ups, and questionable scientific research practices.
Pike's current investigation focuses on the evacuation of Proteus Station in Antarctica. Official accounts claim five scientists were transferred due to equipment malfunctions, but eyewitness reports and documents suggest a more complex and troubling situation.
If you have information about the Proteus Station incident or related Antarctic research activities, contact Nora at nora.pike@halwick.news.
Recent Articles
Questions Mount After Antarctic Research Station Evacuation
Five scientists evacuated from Proteus Station, according to official statements. But eyewitness accounts and documents suggest six people arrived at McMurdo. What happened to the sixth person? And why won't the NSF address the discrepancy?
EPA Whistleblower Allegations: Chemical Contamination Dismissed
A veteran EPA scientist claims the agency buried evidence of industrial contamination in a Montana watershed. Internal emails and redacted reports suggest concerns about political fallout influenced regulatory decisions.
Research Misconduct Allegations at Portland State Dismissed Without Investigation
Graduate students raised concerns about data manipulation in a high-profile climate study. University administrators dismissed the allegations without conducting a formal inquiry, citing "academic freedom."
Federal Grant Oversight Failures Allow Misuse of Research Funds
Investigation reveals systematic failures in how federal agencies monitor research grant spending. Millions in taxpayer-funded research grants went to projects that never materialized or produced questionable results.