National Weather Service
For weather warnings, check the interactive, near-real-time national weather map put out by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service. It's updated every few minutes with color-coded warnings by type. You can also search for a forecast by state, city/state or zip code.
SEJ Member Spotlight: Andrew Revkin
SEJ member, reporter and author Andrew Revkin is the senior fellow for environmental understanding at Pace University's Academy for Applied Environmental Studies and writes the award-winning Dot Earth blog for the Op-Ed side of The New York Times.
SEJ Member Spotlight: Edward Humes
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Edward Humes started his writing career in newspaper reporting, then moved to nonfiction books. Humes is currently updating his latest book, Garbology: Our Dirty Love Affair With Trash, researching his next environmentally themed book, and finishing a magazine article on the 80+ communities in California that are considering or have adopted bans on plastic grocery bags.
QuestionPoint
This live online reference service allows you to chat with a librarian any time of day or night. You are provided with a transcript and outgoing links, as well as follow up, referral, and one-stop reporting tools for all types of reference services.
World Ocean Council (WOC)
The WOC is an international business alliance for corporate ocean responsibility. On their website, you'll find program information, resources, and events, such as the upcoming Industry Leadership Forum on Arctic Sustainable Development in Reykjavik, Iceland on Sep 16-17, 2012.
SEJ Member Spotlight: Meera Subramanian
Independent journalist Meera Subramanian writes about culture and the environment with a focus on species conservation for national and international publications. Her work has appeared in Nature, The New York Times, Smithsonian, Audubon, Orion and elsewhere. She was awarded SEJ’s 2012 Outstanding Feature Story award for her Virginia Quarterly Review piece about the collapse of India’s vulture population.
SEJ Member Spotlight: John Platt
Freelance journalist John Platt writes about endangered species on all seven continents, conservation, climate change, trophy hunting, the illegal wildlife trade and more for a wide variety of publications. His blog, Extinction Countdown, has been published by Scientific American since 2009.
SEJ Member Spotlight: Melissa Gaskill
An independent journalist for 18 years, Melissa Gaskill specializes in science, nature, and travel, primarily the outdoor or sustainable type. She's also the author of Best Hikes with Dogs: Texas Hill Country and Gulf Coast and recently was a 2012 Fellow at the Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment and Science in Florida.
SEJ Member Spotlight: Paula Crossfield
New SEJ member Paula Crossfield is a founder and managing editor of the Food & Environment Reporting Network (FERN), the first and only independent, nonprofit news organization that produces investigative journalism in the critically under-reported areas of food, agriculture, and environmental health. She is also a founder of Civil Eats, a national news site on sustainable food issues.
Staying Up-To-Date on Climate News: Publications to Follow
The amount of climate news that environmental journalists may need to stay abreast of is vast, and new developments are breaking every day. The best way to stay current is to keep an eye on some of the many major online climate news sources. Here are nearly three dozen of the best.
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