Publication Items

"Gold Rush in the Jungle: The Race to Discover and Defend the Rarest Animals of Vietnam’s 'Lost World'" [1]

SEJ Publication Types:
BookShelf [2]
Topics on the Beat:
Biodiversity [3]
Journalism & Media [4]
People & Population [5]
Planning & Growth [6]
Wildlife [7]
Region:
Asia [8]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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"Continental Divide: Wildlife, People, and the Border Wall" [10]

SEJ Publication Types:
BookShelf [2]
Topics on the Beat:
Biodiversity [3]
Journalism & Media [4]
People & Population [5]
Planning & Growth [6]
Region:
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [11]
Southwest (AZ NM OK TX) [12]
Mexico [13]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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Canadian Info Watchdog Probes Harper Govt's Muzzling of Scientists [14]

Canada's Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault will be investigating the muzzling of Canadian scientists — a perennial complaint of SEJ's Canadian members who can not freely interview tax-funded scientists about subjects like climate. SEJ has twice urged Environment Canada to end such media policies, receiving no answer.

SEJ Publication Types:
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat:
Science [16]
Government [17]
Region:
Canada [18]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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Whodunit? The Case of the Disappearing Dilbit [19]

InsideClimate News' Lisa Song notes that US EPA's website had originally shown 1,149,460 gallons of oil recovered from the 2010 Enbridge spill near Kalamazoo, Michigan. Sometime in mid-March 2013, she reports, that number was removed from the EPA site and replaced by one much lower, the amount Enbridge claims was spilled.

SEJ Publication Types:
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat:
Energy & Fuel [20]
Disasters [21]
Region:
Canada [18]
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [22]
National (U.S.) [23]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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What’s Coming in Energy? Veteran Reporters Look Ahead [24]

What big energy issues will emerge on the reporting agenda for the year to come? To find out, the SEJ convened a panel of top-flight environmental journalists at the Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington D.C. Jan. 25, 2013.

SEJ Publication Types:
Features [25]
Topics on the Beat:
Climate Change [26]
Energy & Fuel [20]
Environmental Health [27]
Environmental Politics [28]
Government [17]
Journalism & Media [4]
Laws & Regulations [29]
Other or All [30]
Policy [31]
Science [16]
Region:
Asia [8]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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Canada, Not Content To Gag Its Own Scientists, Urges US To Do Same [32]

Some U.S. scientists are refusing to sign nondisclosure agreements called for by the Canadian government's Fisheries and Oceans department on an Arctic science project. The story was reported by Margaret Munro for Postmedia News.

SEJ Publication Types:
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Region:
Canada [18]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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"In the Lap of the Gods" [33]

SEJ Publication Types:
BookShelf [2]
Topics on the Beat:
Agriculture [34]
Economy & Business [35]
Energy & Fuel [20]
Journalism & Media [4]
People & Population [5]
Planning & Growth [6]
Region:
Asia [8]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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"The Scent of Scandal: Greed, Betrayal, and the World's Most Beautiful Orchid" [36]

SEJ Publication Types:
BookShelf [2]
Topics on the Beat:
Biodiversity [3]
Region:
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [11]
South America [37]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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Polar Bear Scientist Cleared; Interior Dept. Still Under Openness Cloud [38]

Five years after wildlife biologist Charles Monnett's 2006 observations of dead polar bears, believed to have drowned because of disappearing Arctic ice, Interior started an investigation of Monnett's science. The findings — partially published September 28, 2012 — were confused and contained no findings of scientific misconduct.

SEJ Publication Types:
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat:
Water & Oceans [39]
Science [16]
Government [17]
Environmental Politics [28]
Climate Change [26]
Wildlife [7]
Region:
Antarctica & Arctic [40]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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Interior Department Slow To Supply Safety Test Data in Shell Arctic Drilling Case [41]

A retired University of Alaska professor, represented by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, went to court for the testing data on which Interior's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement approval was based, after the agency violated the FOIA by not responding within the required 20-day period.

SEJ Publication Types:
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat:
Water & Oceans [39]
Energy & Fuel [20]
Region:
Antarctica & Arctic [40]
Visibility:
Public [9]
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