The 2024 Journalists’ Guide to Environment and Energy [1]
In this special report, “2024 Journalists’ Guide to Environment + Energy,” the SEJournal looks ahead in our eighth annual guide to key issues in the coming year. Check out the guide’s forward-focused TipSheets and Backgrounders, plus an overview analysis and a report from the Society of Environmental Journalists' year-ahead event [2] in Washington, D.C.
Year-Ahead Event Coverage
Overview Analysis
Special TipSheets
- Seabed Mining May Dredge Up Real Minerals, Fishy Worries in 2024 [5]
- Do Home Buyers Have a Right to Flood Risk Disclosure? [6] (Part Two of Two)
- Home Insurance Likely To Be a 2024 Climate Story Near You [7] (Part One of Two)
- Funding To Replace Lead Pipes Is Just the Start of the Story [8]
- Waste Incineration May Put Toxics Into Local Air [9]
- Dangerous Inland Flooding in Reporters’ Forecast [10]
Plus, more forward-looking TipSheets [11]:
- Wildfire Smoke — Now a Local Story in Unaccustomed Places [12]
- When Extreme Weather Amplifies Hazardous Waste Threats [13]
- Funding Initiative May Help Surface Overlooked Environmental Justice Stories [14]
- Reporters Can Address Uncertainty Over Local Risk of Rising Seas [15]
Issue Backgrounders
- Why Environmental Reporters Need To ‘Get’ the Budget Process [16]
- Electric Vehicles Will Be Burning Rubber in 2024 [17]
- COP28 Will Be Earth-Shaping News in 2024 and Beyond [18]
- Painful Process Underway of Regulating PFAS in Drinking Water [19]
- Both Sides Now — How Permitting Reform May Affect Fossil Fuel, Clean Energy Industries [20]
- How To Power Through Your EPA Power Plant Rule Coverage [21]
Also be sure to check out this past year's 2023 Guide [22].