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U.S. Environmental Journalist Arrested When Trying To Leave Myanmar [1]

"Danny Fenster, an American journalist working in Myanmar, was detained today by local authorities and prevented from leaving the country."

Journalism & Media [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Asia [5]
Source: Mongabay [6], 05/25/2021
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"Overwintering 'Zombie' Fires May Become More Common As Climate Changes" [7]

"In the boreal forests of the planet’s far north, where the climate is warming faster than almost anywhere else in the world, some wildfires are surviving winter snows and sparking back up again in spring."

Climate Change [8]
Forests [9]
Public [3]
Alaska and Hawaii [10]
Canada [11]
Antarctica & Arctic [12]
Asia [5]
Source: Reuters [13], 05/20/2021
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#SEJSpotlight: Aminul Mithu, Wildlife Journalist, Bengal Discover [14]

Meet SEJ member Aminul Mithu! A journalist of 14 years based in Bangladesh, Aminul publishes the country's first wildlife news magazine and online media site, Bengal Discover.

Topics on the Beat: 
Journalism & Media [2]
Wildlife [15]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
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China’s ‘Long Term Time Bomb’: Falling Births Slow Population Growth [16]

"China’s population is growing at its slowest pace in decades, with a plunge in births and a graying work force presenting the Communist Party with one of its gravest social and economic challenges."

People & Population [17]
Planning & Growth [18]
Public [3]
Asia [5]
Source: NYTimes [19], 05/11/2021
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Migration To Flee Rising Seas Could Affect 1.3 Mln Bangladeshis By 2050 [20]

"Bangladeshi migrants leaving the coast due to rising sea levels could trigger waves of migration across the country that will affect at least 1.3 million people by 2050, according to a new study."

Climate Change [8]
Disasters [21]
People & Population [17]
Water & Oceans [22]
Public [3]
Asia [5]
Source: Thomson Reuters Fdn. [23], 04/29/2021
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WH Warns That U.S. Lags Behind China On Developing Clean Technologies [24]

"A report published by the Biden administration on Friday made the case that a failure to adopt clean energy technologies and reduce carbon emissions will contribute to rising economic costs, and warns that the United States has fallen behind in its efforts to develop strategies to combat the effects of climate change."

Climate Change [8]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [25]
Asia [5]
Source: NYTimes [26], 04/26/2021
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“Eating Wild Japan: Tracking the Culture of Foraged Foods, With a Guide to Plants and Recipes” [27]

A world of unique, foraged foods is at the heart of a new book, “Eating Wild Japan: Tracking the Culture of Foraged Foods, With a Guide to Plants and Recipes,” that also delves into what is being lost with large-scale farming. Our BookShelf reviewer Melody Kemp shares the joys and the worries recounted by the author, long-time SEJer Winifred Bird.

SEJ Publication Types: 
BookShelf [28]
Topics on the Beat: 
Agriculture [29]
Consumer [30]
Food [31]
Journalism & Media [2]
Region: 
International [4]
Asia [5]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
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S. Korean Fishmongers, Opposition Voice Concerns Over Fukushima Plans [32]

"South Korean vendors at a fish market in the capital Seoul and opposition party members called on the government to take actions to have Japan drop plans to release contaminated water from its wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea."

Fish & Fisheries [33]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [34]
Pollution [35]
Water & Oceans [22]
Public [3]
Asia [5]
Source: Reuters [36], 04/16/2021
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"China ‘Must Shut 600 Coal-Fired Plants’ To Hit Climate Target" [37]

"China must shut down nearly 600 of its coal-fired power plants in the next 10 years, replacing them with renewable electricity generation, to meet its goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060, a report has said."

Climate Change [8]
Energy & Fuel [38]
Public [3]
Asia [5]
Source: Guardian [39], 04/15/2021
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Does Climate’s Future Depend on Better Batteries? [40]

The path of our planetary climate may depend largely on our transition away from energy sources that cause global warming. And that, in turn, may rely on one thing: improved batteries. The new Backgrounder explores the future of energy storage — how batteries work, the progress the technology has made and the brutal battery competition ahead between the United States and China.

SEJ Publication Types: 
Backgrounders [41]
Topics on the Beat: 
Climate Change [8]
Consumer [30]
Economy & Business [42]
Energy & Fuel [38]
Environmental Politics [43]
Science [44]
Technology [45]
Transportation [46]
Region: 
National (U.S.) [25]
International [4]
Asia [5]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
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