> reporting accurate facts and leaving "contextualization" to someone else is good journalism How is that good journalism? If you're writing a piece about some

> reporting accurate facts and leaving "contextualization" to someone else is good journalism How is that good journalism? If you're writing a piece about something that you feel people should be outraged about, you need to provide context. Otherwise, any number will seem absurd when talking about operations at an industrial scale. People have zero grasp of how much garbage and waste is created. Providing that context is key to the story.