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SEJournal
Fall 2013, Vol. 23 No. 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Features and Columns

SEJ President's Report: Reasons for Hope on Enviro Beat
By DON HOPEY

Freelance Files: Juggling Chainsaws, Torches and Watermelons: How to Manage Multiple Assignments
By ADAM HINTERTHUER

Special Report: Tipping Point for Climate Adaptation Story

• The Dirt on Ag & Adaptation
  By CHRIS CLAYTON
• Adaptation Snapshots
  By DONALD BORENSTEIN
• Get Feet Wet on Coastal Adaptation
  By KATE SHEPPARD
• Adopting Climate Adaptation Messages
  By LEE AHERN
• Ugandan Farmers Face Climate Adaptation Challenges
  By LISA MEERTS-BRANDSMA

Feature: Top Photo Winners Span the Globe
By ROGER ARCHIBALD

Inside Story: Award-winning Reporter Shares Insight into Coastal Coverage

Reporter's Toolbox: Fostering Diversity in Environmental Journalism
By JENNIFER OLADIPO

Between the Lines: Enviro Beat Icon “Connects the Dots” in Latest Book

Book Shelf Book Reviews

Peril in the Ponds: Deformed Frogs, Politics, and a Biologist’s Quest
By Judy Helgen
University of Massachusetts Press, $24.95
Reviewer: KAREN SCHAEFER

Deerland: America’s Hunt for Ecological Balance and the Essence of Wildness
By Al Cambronne
Lyons Press, $18.95
Reviewer: JENNIFER WEEKS

Cows Save the Planet: And Other Improbable Ways of Restoring Soil to Heal the Earth
By Judith D. Schwartz
Chelsea Green Publishing, $17.95
Reviewer: CHRISTINE HEINRICHS

State of the Heart: South Carolina Writers on the Places They Love
Edited by Aïda Rogers
University of South Carolina Press, $39.95
Reviewer: TOM HENRY

For God, Country & Coca-Cola
By Mark Pendergrast
Basic Books, $21.99 (Paperback)
Reviewer: JoANN M. VALENTI