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"Democrats Eye Massive Shift in War on Wildfires: Prevention" [1]

"Democrats are proposing a potentially seismic shift in how the nation battles wildfires by dramatically increasing funding for efforts that aim to prevent blazes, rather than focusing on the tools to put them out."

Source: LA Times [2], 12/07/2021

Bezos Commits Another $443 Million To Climate Justice And Conservation [3]

"On Monday, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced his Earth Fund’s latest round of grants: $443 million to be spent primarily on land conservation and restoration and efforts to reduce environmental burdens on marginalized communities."

Source: The Verge [4], 12/07/2021

"Off West Africa’s Coast, A Sea Of Oil Spills Goes Unreported" [5]

"In one of the first comprehensive studies of images captured by the Envisat satellite, researchers with French consultancy firm VisioTerra found evidence of 18,063 oil slicks in the Gulf of Guinea between 2002 and 2012."

Source: Mongabay [6], 12/07/2021

Police Hunt Suspects After 8 Wolves Poisoned in Oregon [7]

"At least eight wolves were fatally poisoned in eastern Oregon earlier this year, and Oregon State Police investigators are hoping the public will help apprehend the culprits."

Source: Portland Oregonian [8], 12/07/2021

"Schumer Steps On The Gas To Move Biden Agenda" [9]

"Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is raising the pressure on his own party to get President Biden’s spending bill on track to pass the chamber by Christmas."

Source: The Hill [10], 12/07/2021

Pro-Trump Counties Have Higher COVID Death Rates: Blame Misinformation [11]

"Since May 2021, people living in counties that voted heavily for Donald Trump during the last presidential election have been nearly three times as likely to die from COVID-19 as those who live in areas that went for now-President Biden. That's according to a new analysis by NPR that examines how political polarization and misinformation are driving a significant share of the deaths in the pandemic."

Source: NPR [12], 12/07/2021

New Reporting Network Aims To Make Connections in the Mississippi Basin [13]

The Mississippi River and its tributaries drain more than 40% of the continent, but most coverage of environmental stories within the Mississippi Basin is localized and siloed. The recently launched Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk hopes to help news outlets provide region-wide reporting that contextualizes issues like climate change-driven flooding and the Gulf of Mexico dead zone.

When Reporting on Toxic Hotspots, Go Deeper With Cancer Registries [14]

As awareness grows about how pollution can cause certain cancers, it’s smart to look beyond cancer risk and also explore available information about actual cancer cases. Reporter’s Toolbox explains how extensive data collected regularly in state-level cancer “registries” can take your coverage on the pollution-public health connection to another level. Plus, avoiding pitfalls in reporting possible clusters.

Two Sides of the Climate Coin: Sea Level Rise and Extreme Weather [15]

Interacting crises compound flood risks and present challenges for infrastructure, environmental justice, public safety, and local economies. Co-hosted by Metcalf Institute and the Pulitzer Center, panelists will offer perspectives on the challenges and solutions in Rhode Island, a global hot spot for sea level rise. 2:00 p.m. ET.

#SEJSpotlight: Steve Curwood, Executive Producer and Host, Living on Earth [16]

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