#SEJSpotlight: Valerie Vande Panne, Managing Editor, Native News Online
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Two Communities, Two Hazards and the Two Award-Winners Reporting Them
Two outstanding features — one on air pollution from a local coke plant in Pennsylvania, another on deaths from a shellfish toxin in Alaska, and both focused on public health, neglected communities and environmental justice — are the subject of the new Inside Story Q&A. Society of Environmental Journalists’ award-winners Nancy Averett and Zoya Teirstein share their reporting insights and advice.
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Canadian Miner Looms Large As Nauru Expedites Key Deep-Sea Mining Rules
"Nauru, which sponsors a company to mine the seabed for minerals in ungoverned waters, has triggered a rule with the International Seabed Authority that requires it to allow seabed mining in two years, regardless of whether regulations have been written."
Source: Mongabay, 07/28/2021
"First African American Named To Lead US Forest Service"
"Veteran forester Randy Moore has been named chief of the U.S. Forest Service, the first African American to lead the agency in its 116-year history."
Source: AP, 06/30/2021
#SEJSpotlight: Debra Krol, Indigenous Affairs Reporter, Arizona Republic
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Reconciling the Divide — How To Report Environment and Religion Together
New thinking and narratives are needed to solve complex environmental challenges like the climate crisis. But for journalists, the ongoing split between religion and environment beats hampers that effort. It’s a reality environmental journalist Meera Subramanian knows from conversations at her own kitchen table. So she helped organize a recent Society of Environmental Journalists’ webinar to explore closing the gap.
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