During Sunshine Week 2021, join us for a conversation with top officials from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on government transparency and media access. Following years of eroding media relations, the Biden Administration seems poised to make some changes. On Mar 18, 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET, bring your questions and personal anecdotes into the mix. After brief introductions, we’ll jump right into Q&A. SEJ members only. Not a member? Join us (eligibility requirements apply). Webinar details.
From cardigans to orange tans, the history of presidential politics around energy efficiency has been an odd one. But the story of so-called nega-watts is actually a compelling one. And with new efficiency rules being eyed by the Biden administration, it’s also time for reporters to explore the local angle to energy savings. Our latest TipSheet explains how.
Late entry is allowed until Apr 1 (with extra fee) to enter SEJ's 20th annual Awards, which honor the best environmental journalism in 10 categories, bringing recognition to the stories that are among the most important on the planet. Prizes of $500 for first-place winners and $250 for second-place winners in all categories. Includes a Student Reporting category and a $10,000 cash prize for the Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting. To honor the "best of the best," first-place winners selected this year from SEJ's 10 awards categories will be automatically entered into the Nina Mason Pulliam Award. March 1, 2021 was the regular deadline.
Our Calendar lists professional meetings, press conferences, awards/fellowships/workshops deadlines and more. Mar 5, 2021 deadline: Sponsored by the National Press Foundation, the Thomas L. Stokes Award for Best Energy and Environment Writing offers a $2,500 prize and citation for best analysis, commentary or reporting on energy, natural resources and the environment to a US-based journalist.
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