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SEJ Struggles To Achieve Long-Standing Diversity Aims [1]

For the Society of Environmental Journalists, diversity in environmental reporting has long been a concern. Over the organization’s 25-year history, its staff continually has asserted a two-pronged approach to inclusive coverage on the beat. The organization hopes the diversity concern will have its day in the sun at the upcoming annual conference Oct. 7-11, 2015, in Norman, OK.

"OPEC Strives to Adjust to New Economics of Oil Industry" [2]

"The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is highly unlikely to agree to curbs on its members’ oil output at its meeting here on Friday, even though oil prices are about 40 percent lower than a year ago, OPEC officials and analysts say."

Source: NY Times [3], 06/05/2015

"IKEA Pledges 1 Billion Euros To Help Slow Climate Change" [4]

"Ikea, the world’s biggest furniture retailer, plans to spend €1bn ($1.13bn) on renewable energy and steps to help poor nations cope with climate change, the latest example of firms upstaging governments in efforts to slow warming."

Source: Reuters [5], 06/05/2015

"Toxic Chemicals Found in Child Car Seats" [6]

"The very seats designed to provide safety for small children have been found to be at risk for containing toxic chemicals, according to an updated study released today by Healthystuff.org. Still, despite the concerns raised by this study, using a properly installed child safety seat is the best way to transport a child by car."

Source: Consumer Reports [7], 06/05/2015

"River of Death" [8]

"An 8-year-old boy falls into one of Mexico’s most contaminated rivers. Eighteen days later, he’s dead. Fusion investigates how factories--many of them U.S. owned--get away with illegally dumping toxic chemicals into one of the country’s main waterways, with potentially deadly consequences."

Source: Fusion [9], 06/05/2015

"Georgetown To Divest Endowment From Coal Companies" [10]

"Georgetown University's board of directors approved a plan Thursday to divest its endowment from coal companies."

Source: The Hill [11], 06/05/2015

Senate Considers Legislation To Help the West Store And Conserve Water [12]

"Cannon Michael, a 6th generation farmer in California’s Central Valley, this week told U.S. senators about the “disturbing time” he and his family are experiencing because of his state’s multi-year drought."

Source: High Country News [13], 06/05/2015

"North Carolina’s Chilling New Twist on “Ag-Gag”" [14]

"Up until now, there have been three main ways that states have tried — in some instances successfully — to keep the truth about what happens on factory farms hidden."

Source: Salon [15], 06/05/2015

"Clash Over Drilling Off Florida Coast Heats Up in Congress" [16]

"Two Florida members of the House of Representatives are joining one of the state’s senators to keep oil drilling far off shore, seeking to stave off efforts to bring the rigs closer to land."

Source: McClatchy [17], 06/05/2015

"Study Dismisses 'Hiatus' in Global Warming, Says Temperatures Up" [18]

"An apparent slowdown in the pace of global warming in recent years may be an illusion based on skewed data, according to a study on Thursday that found no break in a trend of rising temperatures."

Source: Reuters [19], 06/05/2015

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