New Climate Change Reports Provide Insights

February 4, 2009–At least eight climate change reports have been or will be released, or are open for public comment, from the National Academies' National Research Council and the US Climate Change Science Program.

The Beat: SEEEJ? News Convergence — the Three Es of Environment, Energy and Economy

January 15, 2009–How environmental journalism is redefining the story of the century...and vice versa

The Biz: Change Most Definitely Has Come. Now What?

January 15, 2009–Change comes in different flavors. There's change that's to be welcomed, change that's to be anticipated, and change that's feared, albeit rightly or wrongly. Journalists who have the environment as a significant part of their purview have all three on their radar screen.

Bush OMB Claims Public Health Endangerment As Secret

January 14, 2009–The White House Office of Management and Budget has denied a FOIA request by the online newsletter Greenwire to release EPA's public health "endangerment finding" on climate change.

CNN, Weather Channel Axe Environmental Units

December 31, 2008–At a time when public understanding of complex science and environmental issues grows critical, CNN laid off its entire science/enviro team and NBC's The Weather Channel fired the staff of the "Forecast Earth" environmental program.

Research Roundup: E-beat Questions: Favoring Sources? What about TV Envirocasts?

November 15, 2008–Studies show environmental news crosses beats, with the beat influencing the coverage, and weathercasters play a key but overlooked role in explaining science.

Vast Majority of U.S. Cities Heat Up in 2000-2007

October 29, 2008–As many experts have predicted, global warming won't occur uniformly, in time or space.

21 US Cities Join Carbon Disclosure Project

August 20, 2008–Some cities are joining big companies in disclosing publicly their greenhouse emissions.

Researchers Predict Local-Scale Climate Change Shifts

August 20, 2008–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

August 20, 2008–Reporters: you now have a contact list of expert sources of climate information in or about your region.