Disorder at the Borders: Photographers Aim To Document and Protect Borderland Environments
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SEJ Builds Anew with EPA, Starts Fund for Environmental Journalism
SEJ President Christy George offers a timeline of EPA's most persistent issues impacting reporters doing their jobs and explains SEJ's newest initiative, FEJ, an incubator for new ideas, projects and training.
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"Two Billion Cars: Driving Toward Sustainability"
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Letting the Reader See Your Editorial Judgments Might Enhance Them
For purely journalistic reasons, reporters could periodically write about those things they had decided not to cover: Their rationale and providing links, even, for those wanting to know more. They can thereby open the doors to their own internal news decision-making, let the public see in, all in the interest of their better understanding the news-making process.
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A Key To Improving Your Video — Get Good Audio
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Germ Killer, Largely Unregulated, Attracts New Concern for Wildlife
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Veteran Newspaper Writer Finds Teaching's Hidden Pleasures
By WILLIAM DIETRICH
We're midway through an academic quarter at Western Washington University's Planet magazine, and it's time for second-draft panic.
The spring of 2009 is our student environmental magazine's 30th Anniversary, and we've got stories with no point, stories with gaping holes, stories that ignore AP style, stories with no lead, stories that stop instead of end, stories with no pictures, and pictures with no stories.
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"Rules on Modified Corn Skirted, Study Says"
"As many as 25 percent of the American farmers growing genetically engineered corn are no longer complying with federal rules intended to maintain the resistance of the crops to damage from insects, according to a report Thursday from an advocacy group."
Source: NYTimes, 11/06/2009
Minnesota Conducts Its Own Review of Atrazine
Within weeks, Minnesota state agencies will be releasing a study on the safety of atrazine, a weedkiller widely used by corn growers. The Minnesota results will come as the U.S. EPA undertakes yet another review of its own.
Source: MinnPost.com, 11/06/2009
"EPA To Impose Standards on PVC Plant Emissions"
"The Environmental Protection Agency will set new nationwide emission standards for makers of polyvinyl chloride, commonly known as the plastic PVC, under a settlement with environmental groups announced Thursday."
Source: AP, 11/06/2009
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