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April 14, 2026

SJN's Solutions Visuals Fellowship, AMA Session [9]

Join us for an informational “Ask Me Anything” session on the upcoming Solutions Visuals Fellowship [10], a program supporting U.S. newsrooms in developing visual narratives that explore how communities are responding to the climate crisis. With applications for the next fellowship round due Apr. 24 [11], this info session is a great chance to learn more about the fellowship.

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April 9, 2026

SJN Climate Peer Network Meeting [12]

Join the next meeting of our Climate Peer Network! It’s a space for solutions-minded climate journalists from around the world to connect, brainstorm and tap into the wisdom of the network. Join up to attend the Apr. 9 gathering (or subsequent ones).

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Climate Change [14]

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International [15]

Bringing Back National Interest — and Climate Coverage — With VOA? [16]

Once a U.S. propaganda vehicle, the Voice of America became much more — a lifeline for millions across the globe. And one that, WatchDog Opinion notes, offered more climate news than most. That is, until Trump tried to kill it. Now that a legal ruling has given it new life, what’s the next chapter? And what will that mean for U.S. press freedom?

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Report on PFAS Better, With a Better Mapping Tool [19]

If drinking water safety is on your beat, then keeping track of seesawing regulations around PFAS is a challenge. But as Reporter’s Toolbox writes, a powerful government data mapping tool can help you at least locate nearby PFAS facilities at a glance. What it does well and where it sources its underlying data, plus some suggestions on using it for your reporting.

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"What The Looming Sale Of CNN Means For Trump’s Feud With The Network" [27]

"Animosity from the White House has taken on new meaning amid an imminent sale to David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance, fueling anxiety among journalists."

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Source: Washington Post [32], 04/06/2026

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"Trump EPA Punished Dissenters Despite ‘Legal Risk‘ Warning" [33]

"An EPA lawyer said the dissent letter “is likely protected speech under the First Amendment” and advised against “retaliatory” moves."

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Source: E&E News [36], 04/03/2026

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SEJ Mourns Loss of Member Paul Ehrlich [37]

Paul Ehrlich, a pioneering scientist, influential public voice on environmental issues and a longtime supporter of SEJ, died March 13, 2026. SEJ mourns his loss.

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"Federal Judge Finds Trump Violated Free Speech By Ordering NPR Defunded" [38]

"A federal judge has knocked down the core of President Trump's executive order barring federal funding for NPR and PBS, saying it violated the broadcasters' First Amendment rights on its face."

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Source: NPR [39], 04/01/2026

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Even When EPA Finds A Pesticide Cancer Risk, It Rarely Requires Warnings [40]

"The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is failing to put warnings on pesticides linked to cancer — even when the agency itself determined a product’s ingredients are carcinogenic, according to two new analyses of federal data."

Agriculture [41]

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