Table of Contents: SEJournal Winter 2012-13

January 15, 2013–New issues of SEJournal are available to members and subscribers only. Non-members and non-subscribers can view the Table of Contents of the current SEJournal issue (Winter), read an excerpt, and get information on how to join or subscribe. Previous issues are publicly available.

SEJournal Summer 2009, Vol.19 No. 2

July 15, 2009–In this issue: Journalism "missteps" examined; students tweet Montana pollution trial; enviro stories snatch national awards, and much more.

Wealth of Environmental Science at AAAS Meeting

February 4, 2009–The annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Feb. 12-16, 2009, offers at least 67 sessions devoted directly to one aspect or another of the environment beat.

USGS Announces Free Access To Satellite Image Archive

January 7, 2009–If you need information on land use changes over time, or on current land uses and character, you may want to check out decades-worth of globe-spanning satellite images that USGS has made freely available to the public.

Actress’ Persistence Brings Rachel Carson to Film

November 15, 2008–SEJ member JoAnn Valenti interviews Kaiulani Lee, the award-winning actress who wrote and stars in "A Sense of Wonder," a two-act play about the life of Rachel Carson.

National Trails System Continues to Grow

October 15, 2008–The National Trails System is in its hiking prime, celebrating its 40th birthday on Oct. 2, 2008. The network of 26 trails traverses about 60,000 miles throughout the country.

Eco-Mapping the News With Google Earth

April 16, 2008–

FOIA Friday Takes Hold on SEJ Listserve

February 13, 2008–The latest fad on SEJ's members-only listserve is "FOIA Friday."

NIEHS Director Schwartz Resigns

February 13, 2008–David Schwartz, the embattled director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), resigned the post Feb. 8, 2008

FHWA Says Digital Billboards Can Be Acceptable

October 10, 2007–You may have thought that the billboard wars were largely over, after the efforts of Lady Bird Johnson, the passage of the Highway Beautification Act of 1965, and the subsequent adoption of regulations by states and local communities.