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Midnight Regs: Many Environmental Items on Final Bush Agenda (Part 1) [1]

As the Bush administration closes out its terms in office, a number of rules, policies, orders, and other actions related to the environment are expected by Jan. 19, 2009.

Winners: SEJ 7th Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment [2]

Here are the finalists for the year 2007 in SEJ's Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment. This year a new category for Books is included.

Online FOIA Resources [3]

Lots of Freedom-of-Information help is available online

Environmental Books by SEJ Members (2008) [4]

Environmental books authored, co-authored or edited by SEJ members, and published in 2008.

21 US Cities Join Carbon Disclosure Project [5]

Some cities are joining big companies in disclosing publicly their greenhouse emissions.

Is EPA's Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Program Working? [6]

EPA and states may be cutting companies slack if they "audit" their own violations. Here's a database that will help you audit whether local polluters are abusing the program.

Researchers Predict Local-Scale Climate Change Shifts [7]

A research team led by Purdue claims in a soon-to-be-published article to have mapped local U.S. climate change more precisely than has been done before.

SEJ Lists New Rolodex of Regional Climate Change Info Sources [8]

Reporters: you now have a contact list of expert sources of climate information in or about your region.

Judge Rules City Can't Keep Ties With Utility Secret [9]

Great Falls, Montana, wouldn't let its citizens know details of its contracts with a utility. But a judge stopped that.

Shield Law Stalled in Senate by GOP Drilling Drive [10]

GOP Senators blocked a bill to shield journalists trying to protect confidential sources before heading home for August recess.

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