Pitfalls And Challenges Await Those Who Cover Climate Future

February 15, 2008–

Planning Revs Up For Roanoke

February 15, 2008–

Reporter's Three Decades On The Beat Bring Awards, Honors

February 15, 2008–

SEJ Watchdog Swiftly Responds For More Press Freedom

February 15, 2008–

Cool Tool: Libraries Offer Online Help With Government Info

February 13, 2008–Reporters looking for help in penetrating the labyrinth of federal information have a new ally: librarians.

National Response Center Changes Leak Report Policy

February 13, 2008–The National Response Center has changed its policy on releasing chemical accident reports, making it much harder for journalists to gather crucial information about hazardous materials spills on deadline.

Now Environment Canada Muzzles Scientists, Too: Report

February 13, 2008–"Environment Canada has 'muzzled' its scientists around the country, ordering them to refer all media queries to Ottawa.

SEJ Opposes Defanging of FOIA Ombud Office

February 13, 2008–The Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) urged Congress to use its funding power to establish a new independent "ombudsman" office.

Environment Is at the Heart of Annual AAAS Meeting

January 23, 2008–Climate change, ecology and other environmental topics focus of AAAS sessions.

Congress Orders EPA to Reopen Libraries: EPA Balks

January 16, 2008–Omnibus 2008 Appropriations Bill (PL 110-161) signed by President Bush Dec. 26, 2007, ordered him to reopen EPA libraries shuttered by his administration and earmarked some $3 million to restore them.