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Articles about "Environmental journalism"


National Flood Insurance Program in the Red

The National Flood Insurance Program is in the red, and approaching tropical storms aren’t likely to help the situation.

Part of the problem, according to a USA Today investigation, is that the federal program pays, over and over, to homeowners Read more

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Using Crowdsourced Data to Report on BP Oil Spill

On day three of Poynter’s workshop for Gulf Coast journalists covering the BP oil disaster, we heard from an environmental activist group that crowdsources information online to try to track the effects of the gusher.

The group, called the Louisiana Read more

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5 Tips for Covering Disaster Preparedness

I am reporting to you again today from New Orleans, where the city is getting ready to mark the five-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall. I’m here leading a three-day workshop for Gulf Coast journalists who are covering the BP … Read more

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Oil Spill Stories to Look for in the Coming Months

I am reporting to you today from New Orleans, where I am leading a three-day workshop for journalists in the Gulf of Mexico region who are covering the BP oil disaster.

Loyola University, the Society of Environmental Journalists, and Investigative … Read more

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SEJ names winners of Awards for Reporting on Environment

Society of Environmental Journalists
Twenty-nine entries in 11 categories were selected winners by the Society of Environmental Journalists. Charles Duhigg of the New York Times won the Kevin Carmody Award for Outstanding Investigative Reporting/Print for "Toxic Waters."
> AP's Trotter wins Dart Society's Mimi Award
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White-Nose Syndrome Threatening Bats’ Lives

A fungus that infects a little brown bat, a once very common species, is rapidly spreading. Experts say the fungus could wipe out the species in parts of the country within 20 years. The fungus has been found as far … Read more

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Lingering Mental Injuries From BP Oil Disaster

Last week I saw so many stories suggesting the crisis in the Gulf of Mexico is pretty much over now that oil has stopped leaking.

But a new study sponsored by the Children’s Health Fund and conducted by the National Read more

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Poynter Seminar on Covering Oil Disaster

You have to act fast on this one. I will lead a three-day workshop in New Orleans aimed at helping journalists who are covering the BP oil disaster.

The Gulf Oil Disaster: Covering What Comes Next,” funded by … Read more

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Does EPA Really Want to Regulate Farm Dust?

I picked up this thread on The Rural Blog. It seems that the EPA is considering a crackdown on dusty farms, so 21 senators have come rushing to farmers’ aid to water down the dust-up.

The senators said in a letter Read more

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What Is Your City Doing to Get Ready for Electric Cars?

Electric cars are coming, and Congress wants them to arrive even faster. Plus, states like Texas already are pushing to give tax breaks to people who buy plug-in cars. The city of Houston is installing or planning a couple of … Read more

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