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  • J-Groups Urge Supreme Court To Toss Va. Ban on Out-of-State FOIA Requesters [1]

    Should state freedom-of-information laws disqualify people or organizations from out of state from getting government records? Led by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, some 53 news media groups have urged the US Supreme Court to say no.

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  • Open-Access Science Publishing: Good for Journalists, and Good for Public [7]

    The suicide earlier this month of open-access activist Aaron Swartz brings again to the fore the ongoing difficulty journalists have accessing published scientific studies that bear on key current and future policy issues. Photo of Swartz, credit Flickr/peretzp.

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  • Why Does Congress Keep CRS Reports Secret? One Possible Answer [11]

    Congress' motives for the nondisclosure bear scrutiny. Is it merely to sound smart or hog the glory of releasing them? A recent report by Manuel Quinones in E&E Daily suggests another motive: fiddling with inconvenient truths (or untruths).

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  • Do Mainstream Media Disclose "Experts'" Links to Oil and Gas Industry? [12]

    Too often stories fail to disclose such industry ties, which might call into question the experts' objectivity. The Checks and Balances Project, an energy watchdog group, did an analysis of coverage in 60 publications over a five-year period with very interesting results.

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    Energy & Fuel [13]
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  • EPA Withdraws Rule on Reporting Cadmium Health Studies [15]

    EPA had on December 3, 2012, published a final rule requiring reporting of unpublished cadmium-related health and safety studies by manufacturers and importers. This rule prompted industry objections, resulting in EPA's withdrawal of the rule less than 2 weeks later.

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    Health [16]
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    Economy & Business [14]
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  • At Industry Urging, White House Buries Report on Toxic Threats to Children's Health [17]

    If you want to know the latest on what chemicals might give your kids learning disabilities, asthma, and other health problems, the White House Office of Management and Budget intends to keep you in the dark. It has buried since March 2011 the 3rd edition of EPA's report "America's Children and the Environment."

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    Economy & Business [14]
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  • "The Wild Life of Our Bodies: Predators, Parasites, and Partners That Shape Who We Are Today" [19]

     

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    Biodiversity [21]
    Health [16]
    Journalism & Media [3]
    People & Population [22]
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    • Read more about "The Wild Life of Our Bodies: Predators, Parasites, and Partners That Shape Who We Are Today" [19]
  • "In the Lap of the Gods" [23]

     

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    Agriculture [24]
    Economy & Business [14]
    Energy & Fuel [13]
    Journalism & Media [3]
    People & Population [22]
    Planning & Growth [25]
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    Asia [26]
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  • "Raising Elijah: Protecting Our Children in an Age of Environmental Crisis" [27]

     

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    Topics on the Beat: 
    Climate Change [28]
    Environmental Health [29]
    Health [16]
    Journalism & Media [3]
    People & Population [22]
    Pollution [30]
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    • Read more about "Raising Elijah: Protecting Our Children in an Age of Environmental Crisis" [27]
  • "Global Climate Change: A Primer" [31]

     

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    Climate Change [28]
    Journalism & Media [3]
    Policy [9]
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