New Service Launches Today On SEJ.Org

December 5, 2001–Visit http://www.sej.org today and every day for SEJ's all-new information service designed and run by SEJ members.

Reporting on Terrorism: Resources for Journalists

September 19, 2001–In the wake of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, terrorism is likely to continue to impact all beats, including the environment beat.

Newsdate: Sept. 6 Deadline for White House Response to GAO

September 5, 2001–The deepening standoff between the White House and Congressional investigators over access to information about how the Bush-Cheney administration formed its energy plan may start coming to a head Sept. 6, 2001.

Register Now: SEJ Annual Conference Oct. 17-21

September 5, 2001–You can still register for the 11th Annual Conference of the Society of Environmental Journalists, which will be held Oct. 17-21, 2001, in downtown Portland, Oregon.

SEJ 2001 Conference: Get Your Discount While You Can

August 1, 2001–Don't miss our earlybird rate! SEJ members who register by August 10 for SEJ's 11th Annual Conference (October 17-21, 2001, Portland, OR) pay only $145.

SEJournal Spring/Summer 1991, Vol. 1 No. 3

May 15, 1991–In this issue: War and recession: reporters still optimistic on job security, future; U.S. Senator Tim Wirth, host of experts slated for first SEJ national conference; a reporter's reflections on Kuwait 's devastation; traffic in rare plants and animals; indispensable reference texts; more.

SEJournal Winter 1990-91, Vol. 1 No. 2

February 15, 1991–In this issue: The advocacy debate: Utne conference yields range of conclusions; risks covering environmental hazards; first annual conference set for Colorado; SEJ co-hosts meeting with East European reporters; the plight of Asian environmental reporters; ethical considerations on the enviro beat; more.

SEJournal Fall 1990, Vol. 1 No. 1

November 15, 1990–In this issue: The Pulitzer stories; Journalists and scientists meet Nov.14 to discuss environmental journalism; Sources help Daily News expose bad water supply; coverage of decline in songbirds, amphibians and trees; and more.