SEJournal
Summer 2016, Vol. 26 No. 2
Read the digital version here [2] or hotlinked stories will be available soon in the Table of Contents below.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SEJ President's Report
Journalism Remains a Noble Endeavor [3]
By JEFF BURNSIDE

Explainer
The Subtle Art of Covering Climate Cycles [4]
By JOHN UPTON

Feature
Scientists Critique Media Reports on Climate [5]
By BUD WARD

Inside Story
Reporters Mine a Rich Vein of Who Knew What, When, on Climate [6]

Cover Feature
Lessons on Lead: Reporting on Drinking Water in Your Community [7]
By LAURA UNGAR

Between the Lines
Collaborators in the Chronicling of Destruction and Hope [8]

Waypoints in a Photographic Life
Sampling the Photography of Gary Braasch (see pages 14-15 in the digital issue [2])
By ROGER ARCHIBALD

Reporter's Toolbox
Chasing Atoms, Sifting Facts on Nuclear Energy Beat [9]
By ROGER WITHERSPOON

Freelance Files
Beyond the Query: Cultivating Relationships with Editors [10]
By DAWN STOVER

EJ Academy
The Truth About Teaching: SEJ Academic Members Weigh In [11]
By SARA SHIPLEY HILES

BookShelf Book Reviews

"Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right" [12]
By Jane Mayer
Doubleday, $29.95
Reviewed by JENNIFER WEEKS

"From Green to Mean: The GOP’s Downward Environmental Spiral" [13]
By Edward Flattau
The Way Things Are Publications, $16.95
Reviewed by TOM HENRY

"Cloak and Jaguar: Following a Cat from Desert to Courtroom" [14]
By Janay Brun
Relham, $12.95
Reviewed by ELIZA MURPHY

"There Is Still Time: To Look at the Big Picture... and Act" [15]
By Peter Seidel
360 Editions, $15
Reviewed by KAREN SCHAEFER