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'Gaslit' Project Spotlights Challenges of Teaching Investigative Journalism [1]

Research, collaboration, human-centered storytelling and the ineluctable element of time — all these were among the facets of a complex, award-winning investigative report run by a team of students at Arizona State University on excessive and harmful natural gas flaring. How the project came together, and the lessons learned, in the new EJ Academy from column co-editor and longtime educator Bob Wyss.

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Energy & Fuel [3]
Environmental Studies [4]
Journalism & Media [5]
Natural Resources [6]
Pollution [7]
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National (U.S.) [8]
Great Plains (IA KS ND NE MO SD) [9]
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Public [11]
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Very Cool: Trees Stalling Effects Of Global Heating In Eastern US - Study [12]

"Trees provide innumerable benefits to the world, from food to shelter to oxygen, but researchers have now found their dramatic rebound in the eastern US has delivered a further, stunning feat – the curtailing of the soaring temperatures caused by the climate crisis."

Climate Change [13]
Forests [14]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Guardian [15], 02/19/2024
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"Heat Pumps Outsold Gas Furnaces Again Last Year — And The Gap Is Growing" [16]

"While sales of both heat pumps and gas furnaces were down in 2023, heat pumps are proving more popular than ever."

Climate Change [13]
Consumer [17]
Energy & Fuel [3]
Infrastructure [18]
Technology [19]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Canary Media [20], 02/19/2024
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"HEATED: Challenging Objectivity In Climate Journalism" [21]

"Climate change and environmental issues overlap both human rights and science, yet they’re sometimes debated in the mainstream as if they’re purely factual topics that must be devoid of human investment. For instance, to “call out the polluters for polluting” is sometimes deemed advocacy by both readers and editors, says Atkin, in explaining why she started her independent newsletter, HEATED."

Climate Change [13]
Environmental Health [22]
Environmental Justice [23]
Environmental Politics [24]
Journalism & Media [5]
Science [25]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Mongabay [26], 02/19/2024
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"These Farmworkers Created America’s Strongest Workplace Heat Rules" [27]

"The sweet, earthy scent of tomatoes hangs in the air as a crew of 44 workers speeds through rows of vines. They fill 32-pound buckets with fruit, then deliver them to co-workers waiting on the backs of flatbed trucks who dump the contents into crates to be sorted and packaged."

Agriculture [28]
Climate Change [13]
Environmental Health [22]
People & Population [29]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [30]
Source: Washington Post [31], 02/19/2024
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Feds Deny Permits for Hydro Projects on Navajo Land, Cite Lack of Consent [32]

"The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced a new policy requiring that any energy project seeking to build on tribal land must get the tribe’s approval before it will permit the project."

Energy & Fuel [3]
Environmental Justice [23]
Environmental Politics [24]
Fish & Fisheries [33]
Laws & Regulations [34]
Natural Resources [6]
Water & Oceans [35]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Inside Climate News [36], 02/19/2024
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"No, Wind Farms Aren’t ‘Driving Whales Crazy’" [37]

"Donald Trump has attacked President Biden’s climate and energy policies with gusto, but many of his criticisms are simply untrue."

Climate Change [13]
Environmental Health [22]
Environmental Politics [24]
Journalism & Media [5]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: NYTimes [38], 02/19/2024
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‘They Lied’: Plastics Producers Deceived Public About Recycling - Report [39]

"Plastic producers have known for more than 30 years that recycling is not an economically or technically feasible plastic waste management solution. That has not stopped them from promoting it, according to a new report."

Chemicals [40]
Consumer [17]
Environmental Health [22]
Laws & Regulations [34]
Pollution [7]
Waste [41]
Water & Oceans [35]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Guardian [42], 02/19/2024
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Pregnant Women In Indiana Show 4X Increase In Toxic Weedkiller In Urine [43]

"Pregnant women in a key US farm state are showing increasing amounts of a toxic weedkiller in their urine, a rise that comes alongside climbing use of the chemicals in agriculture, according to a study published on Friday."

Agriculture [28]
Chemicals [40]
Environmental Health [22]
Laws & Regulations [34]
Pollution [7]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [44]
Source: Guardian [45], 02/19/2024
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Atmospheric Rivers Are Leading To A Surge In Valley Fever Cases In Calif. [46]

"Cases of Valley fever in California broke records last year after nine back-to-back atmospheric rivers slammed the state and caused widespread, record-breaking flooding."

Climate Change [13]
Environmental Health [22]
Water & Oceans [35]
Public [11]
National (U.S.) [8]
California [47]
Source: Grist [48], 02/19/2024
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