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May 3, 2024

DEADLINE: Sharon Begley Science Reporting Fellowship [1]

The Knight Science Journalism Program, in partnership with health, science and medicine publication STAT, is taking applications until May 3, 2024 from early-career US journalists for this nine-month paid fellowship, which aims to diversify the ranks of science and health journalists and foster a more inclusive and comprehensive coverage of science.

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Bird Lovers Grapple With Honorary Names Linked To Racists (Like Audubon) [7]

"The birding community faces a difficult debate about the names of species connected to enslavers, supremacists and grave robbers".

Biodiversity [8]
Environmental Politics [9]
Journalism & Media [4]
Science [5]
Wildlife [10]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Washington Post [12], 06/04/2021
  • Read more about Bird Lovers Grapple With Honorary Names Linked To Racists (Like Audubon) [7]

Digging Deep Into an Insect ‘Die-off’ When the Data Is Missing [13]

Even with a book in the works and a pledge to not take on new projects, freelance environmental journalist Jeremy Hance couldn’t say no to a series on global insect decline. Despite missing data and numerous other challenges, the resulting project was an award-winning example of explanatory reporting. Insights and lessons learned, in the new Inside Story.

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Inside Story [14]
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Biodiversity [8]
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  • Read more about Digging Deep Into an Insect ‘Die-off’ When the Data Is Missing [13]

Scientists Rediscover Galapagos Tortoise Thought Extinct for 100 Years [18]

"Ecuador confirmed on Tuesday that a giant tortoise found in 2019 in the Galapagos Islands is a species considered extinct a century ago."

Biodiversity [8]
Science [5]
Wildlife [10]
Public [3]
South America [19]
Source: Reuters [20], 05/27/2021
  • Read more about Scientists Rediscover Galapagos Tortoise Thought Extinct for 100 Years [18]

"Subway Swabbers Find a Microbe Jungle — And Thousands of New Species" [21]

"A team of international researchers has assembled an atlas of microorganisms present in 60 cities around the world."

Environmental Health [15]
Science [5]
Transportation [22]
Public [3]
International [17]
Source: NYTimes [23], 05/27/2021
  • Read more about "Subway Swabbers Find a Microbe Jungle — And Thousands of New Species" [21]

"Forecast: 40% Chance Earth To Be Hotter Than Paris Goal Soon" [24]

"There’s a 40% chance that the world will get so hot in the next five years that it will temporarily push past the temperature limit the Paris climate agreement is trying to prevent, meteorologists said."

Climate Change [25]
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Science [5]
Water & Oceans [27]
Public [3]
International [17]
Source: AP [28], 05/27/2021
  • Read more about "Forecast: 40% Chance Earth To Be Hotter Than Paris Goal Soon" [24]

"NASA Chief Touts New Earth-Observing Satellites For Climate" [29]

"The White House is providing fresh details of a major satellite program that administration officials call poised to reveal vital information about climate change and extreme weather events."

Climate Change [25]
Environmental Studies [16]
Science [5]
Technology [30]
Water & Oceans [27]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Axios [31], 05/26/2021
  • Read more about "NASA Chief Touts New Earth-Observing Satellites For Climate" [29]

"Top Climate Scientist Blasts Government Lab After Denier Invited to Speak" [32]

"Ben Santer, one of the nation’s leading climate scientists, said he is cutting ties with a prestigious government-funded laboratory over its plans to invite a scientist who has spread climate denial to speak in a seminar."

Climate Change [25]
Environmental Politics [9]
Science [5]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Earther [33], 05/25/2021
  • Read more about "Top Climate Scientist Blasts Government Lab After Denier Invited to Speak" [32]

"Pesticides: Trump EPA Dodged Science Policy For Weedkiller" [34]

"Trump EPA officials purposely veered from the agency's principles of scientific integrity to approve continued use of the weedkiller dicamba on genetically modified crops, the agency has admitted."

Agriculture [35]
Chemicals [36]
Environmental Health [15]
Laws & Regulations [37]
Science [5]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: E&E News [38], 05/25/2021
  • Read more about "Pesticides: Trump EPA Dodged Science Policy For Weedkiller" [34]

When No News Is Bad News — EPA Uncensors Climate Indicators [39]

A government website that tracked climate change is back after being frozen by the Trump administration. But the return of the EPA’s climate indicator page, argues the new WatchDog opinion column, is just one step in undoing a longer-term and more systematic assault on science that has hobbled truth-seeking journalists. WatchDog on what must come next.

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National (U.S.) [11]
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