SEJournal
Summer 2008
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 Features

A Sketchy "Fact" About Polar Bears Keeps Going...And Going...And Going [3]
By PETER DYKSTRA

Journalists As Prophets [4]
By MARK NEUZIL

Move Beyond Natural Science To Include Social, Political Research [5]
By ROBERT J. BRULLE with MIRANDA SPENCER

2008 Annual Conference: Phenomenal, Memorable, Practical, Not To Be Missed [6]
By BILL KOVARIK and KEN WARD JR.

A Fresh Perspective On Climate Change: The Impacts At Home-An Interview With Beth Daley of 
  [7]The Boston Globe [7]
By BILL DAWSON

Metaphors, Milkshakes and Drainage [8]
By DAVID POULSON

 

Photographers "Rave" About Conservation [9]
 By ROGER ARCHIBALD

Columns

President's Report: SEJ Builds For More And Better Coverage Of Climate Change Story [10]
 By TIM WHEELER

The Beat: Budget Knives Don't Cut Creativity, Content In The Blogging World [11]
 By BILL DAWON

Science Survey: Federal Polluters Get New Chance To Sway EPA In Secret [12]
By CHERYL HOGUE

E-Reporting Biz: Lost In A Digital World? [13]
 By BUD WARD

Bit and Bytes: More Social Media Tools Strengthen Coverage Of The Environment [14]
 By AMY GAHRAN

Reporter's Toolbox: New Trend In Urban Development: Clean Up Water Pollution [15]
 By ROBERT MCCLURE

SEJ News: Trouble In Paradise: SEJ Members Study Tropical Ecosystems In Hawai'i [16]

Book Shelf

Wallace Stegner and the American West [17]
 By Philip L. Fradkin
 Reviewed By Laura Paskus

Naked in the Woods: [18] Joseph Knowles and the Legacy of Frontier Fakery 
 By Jim Motavalli
 Reviewed By Bill Kovarik

Listening to Cougar [19]
 By Marc Bekoff and Cara Blessley Lowe, editors
 University Press of Colorado $24.95
 Reviewed By David Baron

Apollo's Fire: Igniting America's Clean Energy Economy [20]
 By Jay Inslee and Bracken Hendricks
 Reviewed By Tom Henry