About Us

 

Linda Moulton Howe at the Giza Plateau on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, June 1982, where the great Cheops pyramid rises with its companions, Kephren and Mykerinos. Click to view full-size image (916 KB).
Linda Moulton Howe at the Giza Plateau on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt,  June 1982, where the great Cheops pyramid rises with its companions, Kephren  and Mykerinos.

 

Earthfiles is an award-winning news website where experts, eyewitnesses and viewers share the latest updates in Earth and astrophysical mysteries.  Since it’s first Science, Environment and Real X-Files news reports at the end of 1998 onward and evolving to date, Reporter and Editor Linda Moulton Howe has produced more than 2,500 in-depth reports with thousands of images, illustrations, maps, audio and video. The entire Earthfiles Archive is organized chronologically by date from 1998 to the ever-evolving present.

Linda is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer and investigative reporter whose groundbreaking updates about Earth and astrophysical mysteries are in her radio, web and TV broadcasts as well as her books and DVDs available in the Earthfiles Shop. Linda goes directly to the men and women at the forefront of science and environmental breakthroughs and to firsthand eyewitnesses of high strangeness.

Linda Moulton Howe has received some three dozen TV production and journalism awards for excellence and life achievements that included her work at WCVB-TV (ABC) in Boston, Massachusetts, where she was honored in a Station Peabody Award for her medical and science productions. Please see Linda Moulton Howe – Bio.

In addition to Linda’s many TV journalism awards since graduating from Stanford University with a Masters Degree in Communication in 1968, as the internet evolved and she began producing her Earthfiles.com website, Linda also received the 2006 W3 Silver Award for excellence in news category; the 2003 WebAward for Standard of Excellence; and the 2000 Encyclopaedia Britannica Award honoring internet excellence.


E
mails from Earthfiles Viewers:

“I’ve read several science interviews of yours.
I’m always impressed by the balance you bring to the topics.
I look forward to your future investigations.”
Many thanks,
Chris Esse
Beverly Hills, California

“Thank you for all your hard work – the Earthfiles site is wonderful.
Some report subjects I heard only briefly mentioned before seeing Earthfiles, but never as much info as you have.”
Jim Doerter, Ph.D.
Ashland, Oregon

“I am a retired engineer who just got a computer four days ago (getting modern!)
So far, I have visited several websites and yours is a giant among them.
I look forward to many hours of eager perusal!”
Larry
Tampa, Florida

“Your reports continue to amaze and fascinate and interest us – my favorite website by far!
Keep up the search and reporting – thanks for all you do!”
Best regards,
Laura Nicholson
Spokane, Washington

“Just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work and great reporting.
Please continue to bring us the news that needs to be told with bravery and intelligence.”
Ed B.
Boston, Massachusetts

“Your research work is wonderful, illuminating, a service to mankind, opening
many minds. Keep up your marvelous work!!!!!!!!”
Don Smalter
Juno Beach, Florida

“I wish to express my thankfulness. You are contributing to create a better world for my daughter. Thank you for the ‘pathos’ and the soul you put in searching for the sense
of what we live. Grazie.”
Aurelio Bruno, M.D.
Catania, Sicily, Italy

Linda Moulton Howe investigating the barley stem anomalies in the North Down, Wiltshire, England, crop formation on July 30, 2003. Photograph © 2003 by Robert Hulse.
Linda Moulton Howe investigating the barley stem anomalies in the North Down, Wiltshire, England, crop formation on July 30, 2003. Photograph © 2003 by Robert Hulse.

“I am so grateful for the spirit you bring to your work. It is refreshing in its openness and it seems to be having a positive influence on a field (of earth mysteries) that has been difficult to follow over the years. People who do what you do are truly heroic and anyone that risks the edge to shed light on our collective understanding deserves a special respect. So, in this chaotic world, I just try to take time out occasionally to encourage the beneficial forces I recognize and thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
Sonny Anthony

Investigative reporter, producer, documentary filmmaker, editor and author Linda Moulton Howe at Stonehenge, England.
Investigative reporter, producer, documentary filmmaker, editor and author Linda Moulton Howe at Stonehenge, England.

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Linda Moulton Howe
Reporter and Editor Earthfiles.com
P. O. Box 21843
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87154