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• "Losing the News [3]": Ken Ward Jr. (a 2018 $625,000 MacArthur "Genius" grantee [4]) and his paper the Charleston Gazette-Mail, profiled by Brent Cunningham in the Pacific Standard, July 23, 2019.
• "John Oliver Fake-Climbs Mount Everest to Prove It’s Probably Not Worth It [5]": Michael Kodas in a soundbite on John Oliver's tirade about Mount Everest climbers (from a CBC documentary, at 11:20 of this clip), June 24, 2019.
• "Freelance work leads to busy career for Florida journalist [6]": A story about journalist Carol Brzozowski by Natalie Beckerink, SizingUpTheSouth, Auburn University, June 6, 2019.
• "Journalists examine state of the local media [7]": Robert McClure was one of four journalists on a May 1 "future of our local press" panel; story published May 17, 2019 by the Tacoma Weekly staff.
• "Indian Point Energy Already Replaced — We Have a Surplus of Electricity [8]": Roger Witherspoon is interviewed for this story in the Yonkers Times, May 4, 2019, by Dan Murphy.
• "Media Beat: When a Region Tells Its Own Stories, that's 'New Territory' [9]": "'Get out of Missouri,' was the professional advice Tina Casagrand received as a young journalist fresh out of college. Instead, she hunkered down in a small city and started a print magazine for people who love the Lower Midwest just as much as she does." The Daily Yonder, April 2, 2019, by Julianne Couch.
• "The New Yorker Covers Media Woes in Coal Country, Interviews SEJer Bruggers [10]": James Bruggers, long-time member, former board member and president of the SEJ board, was the last full-time environmental reporter at a Kentucky newspaper when he left to join the InsideClimate News team. The New Yorker's Charles Bethea interviewed Bruggers and SEJ's E.D. Meaghan Parker for his March 26, 2019 story on the continued demise of newspapers and staffers reporting on coal country — and the innumerable costs of that lack of coverage.
• "On assignment | James Bruggers helps Louisville breathe easier [11]": James Bruggers covers the environment for the Courier-Journal — sometimes a tricky proposition. The (Louisville, KY) Courier-Journal, March 10, 2014, by James Bruggers.
• "Observer reporter selected for fellowship [12]": Katy Nesbitt will explore natural resource issues in Montana's Rocky Mountain Front during IJNR's (Institutes for Journalism & Natural Resources [13]) Crown of the Continent Institute, June 26-30, 2013. The (La Grande, Oregon) Observer, June 12, 2013, by Kelly Ducote.

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