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Romance and Ecological Damage: The Saga of Sable Island’s Wild Horses [1]

"They’ve roamed free for hundreds of years, but is that freedom harming the ecosystem they call home?"

Biodiversity [2]
Water & Oceans [3]
Wildlife [4]
Public [5]
Canada [6]
Source: Hakai [7], 07/29/2022
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"Flooding In Central Appalachia Kills At Least 8 In Kentucky" [8]

"Torrential rains unleashed devastating floods in Appalachia on Thursday, as fast-rising water killed at least eight people in Kentucky and sent people scurrying to rooftops to be rescued."

Climate Change [9]
Disasters [10]
Water & Oceans [3]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: AP [12], 07/29/2022
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"Climate Change and Vanishing Islands Threaten Brown Pelican" [13]

"Sliding off the side of her small boat, seabird biologist Bonnie Slaton wades through waist-high water, brown pelicans soaring overhead, until she reaches the shores of Raccoon Island.'

Biodiversity [2]
Climate Change [9]
Fish & Fisheries [14]
Natural Resources [15]
Water & Oceans [3]
Wildlife [4]
Public [5]
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [16]
Source: AP [17], 07/28/2022
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These Hurricane Flood Maps Reveal Climate Future For Miami, NYC and DC [18]

"Rising seas and stronger winds mean the punishing waves pushed ashore by tropical storms and hurricanes will make their way farther and farther inland. That inland march would expose a larger swath of the U.S. coast to the kind of flooding unleashed during Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, and put more people at risk of drowning, the leading cause of death in hurricanes."

Climate Change [9]
Disasters [10]
Water & Oceans [3]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: NPR [19], 07/28/2022
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"Audit: California Too Slow To Fix Contaminated Water Systems" [20]

"The water that comes out of the tap for more than 900,000 Californians is unsafe to drink and the state isn’t acting fast enough to help clean it up, state auditors said in a report released Tuesday."

Chemicals [21]
Environmental Health [22]
Laws & Regulations [23]
Pollution [24]
Water & Oceans [3]
Public [5]
California [25]
Source: AP [26], 07/27/2022
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"Flooding Could Expose Toxic Soil In City Neighborhoods" [27]

"Climate change is surfacing industries’ toxic legacy in marginalized communities."

Chemicals [21]
Environmental Health [22]
Environmental Justice [28]
Pollution [24]
Water & Oceans [3]
Public [5]
Southwest (AZ NM OK TX) [29]
Source: Center for Public Integrity [30], 07/26/2022
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WTO Deal on Fishing Subsidies May Reduce Ocean Overfishing [31]

A new World Trade Organization agreement to limit global overfishing may yield important stories for environmental journalists, as billions of people around the world rely on already heavily exploited fish stocks as their main source of protein. This Backgrounder offers details on the pact and how it tries to address the problem, while providing resources for your reporting.

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Backgrounders [32]
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Economy & Business [33]
Environmental Health [22]
Environmental Justice [28]
Environmental Politics [34]
Fish & Fisheries [14]
Food [35]
Government [36]
Journalism & Media [37]
Laws & Regulations [23]
Natural Resources [15]
Policy [38]
Water & Oceans [3]
Wildlife [4]
Region: 
National (U.S.) [11]
International [39]
Asia [40]
Europe [41]
Visibility: 
Public [5]
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Covering Sharks in Shark Week's Wake — You're Gonna Need a Bigger Meme [42]

Despite how it looks on annual summer “shark attack”-style TV programming, the danger sharks represent to humans is dwarfed by the danger we represent to sharks. The latest TipSheet explores how mass media can distort the reality behind sharks and miss the point of their ecological value — and sheer wonder. Get ideas to better report the real story behind sharks. 

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TipSheet [43]
Topics on the Beat: 
Fish & Fisheries [14]
Journalism & Media [37]
Water & Oceans [3]
Wildlife [4]
Region: 
National (U.S.) [11]
International [39]
Visibility: 
Public [5]
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Can Qatar’s World Cup Really Be Carbon Neutral? [44]

Qatar — the world’s highest carbon emitter on a per capita basis — made big promises in its winning bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. But will they deliver? Doha-based journalism professor Craig LaMay writes that while sports megaevent hosts face increasing pressure to address environmental concerns, critical coverage of their follow-through is challenging, especially in countries with no free press or public right to government information.

SEJ Publication Types: 
Features [45]
Topics on the Beat: 
Climate Change [9]
Economy & Business [33]
Energy & Fuel [46]
Environmental Politics [34]
Government [36]
Infrastructure [47]
Journalism & Media [37]
Natural Resources [15]
Technology [48]
Transportation [49]
Waste [50]
Water & Oceans [3]
Region: 
International [39]
Canada [6]
Africa [51]
Asia [40]
Europe [41]
Middle East [52]
Visibility: 
Public [5]
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"Japan Regulators Approve Release Of Fukushima Water Into Sea" [53]

"Japan's nuclear regulators have approved a plan to release into the ocean water from the wrecked Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, the government said on Friday."

Fish & Fisheries [14]
Laws & Regulations [23]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [54]
Pollution [24]
Water & Oceans [3]
Public [5]
Asia [40]
Source: Reuters [55], 07/22/2022
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