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Sunshine Week Focuses on Freedom of Information and "Local Heroes" [1]

Sunshine Week is spearheaded by the American Society of News Editors with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and the Gridiron Club — with collaboration by a large number of coalition member groups.

Is Corporate Ghostwriting of Journal Articles a Threat to Environmental Information? [2]

Before picking up stories based on journals in the environmental sciences, reporters might pause to ask about those journals' policies on transparency and potential conflict of interest. And then ask about enforcement, and any relevant conflict declarations on the article in question.

Utah Governor Signs Controversial Bill Cutting Public Access to Info [3]

Former National Freedom of Information director Coalition Charles N. Davis said the bill "puts Utah in a class of one, alone in an anti-democratic zone in which the governors enjoy almost carte blanche over what information they deign to share with the rabble.”

Supreme Court Strikes Down Misuse of FOIA 'Personnel' Exemption [4]

In the case of Milner v. Department of the Navy, the court rejected an expansive interpretation of the FOIA exemption on personnel matters. And in another FOIA case decided March 1, the Supreme Court ruled that corporations do not have a right of personal privacy that can prevent the federal government from disclosing records about them.

"Wyoming Plagued by Big-City Problem: Smog" [5]

"Wyoming, famous for its crisp mountain air and breathtaking, far-as-the-eye-can-see vistas, is looking a little bit like smoggy Los Angeles these days because of a boom in natural gas drilling."

Source: Wash Post [6], 03/09/2011

"Stiffer Pollution Regulations Expected for Great Lakes Ships" [7]

"The federal government has agreed to step up its efforts to force freighters sailing on the Great Lakes to begin treating their biologically contaminated ballast water discharges like any other industrial pollutant."

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel [8], 03/09/2011

"The Cellulosic Ethanol Boom That Never Happened" [9]

The boom in cellulosic ethanol that was predicted four years ago never happened. Or hasn't happened yet. The idea of making ethanol from all manner of plant material other than corn still promises major net environmental benefits -- unlike corn ethanol, which doesn't do much for the environment. But a lot depends on oil prices, electric car sales, financing, and the economies of scale.

Source: Stateline [10], 03/09/2011

"Tongass in Alaska To Get Federal Roadless Protection" [11]

"The federal rule protecting the nation's last remaining stretches of roadless wilderness will apply now to the largest and grandest of the national forests under a court ruling in Alaska, which threw out the exemption granted to the Tongass National Forest."

Source: LA Times [12], 03/09/2011

Millions of Dead Fish Collect in Redondo Beach Harbor [13]

"Redondo Beach's King Harbor is inundated with dead fish. Experts believe the sardines sought safe harbor from a storm, but consumed the oxygen in their small refuge."

Source: LA Times [14], 03/09/2011

Greenpeace & Facebook: "Friends Without Benefits" [15]

"Behind the feud between Greenpeace and Facebook over renewable energy."

Source: Slate [16], 03/09/2011

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