"The Golden Shore: California’s Love Affair with the Sea"
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"Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation"
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Global Environmental Issues, Journalism Star at Sundance
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Elephant Wrangling on the Energy Beat
More than one observer has compared covering energy to the folk tale about the blind men who try to describe an elephant, and end up shouting at each other because they’ve each grasped a different part of the beast and believe their portion represents the whole thing. Freelancer Jennifer Weeks reports.
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Changing the Language of Climate Change
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Covering Climate: Are Journalists up to the Task? More Important — Is Journalism?
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"Navajo Plans to Block Access for Uranium Transport"
"FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- A uranium mining company seeking a mineral lease on state land in northwestern Arizona could have a hard time transporting the ore off-site because of the Navajo Nation's objections to an industry that left a legacy of death and disease among tribal members."
Source: AP, 05/28/2013
"American Helps Deploy Drones To Nab Rhino Poachers in Africa"
"WASHINGTON -- The exact location of the anti-poaching operation is secret, as is the number of rangers who will be on duty. Also confidential: where the drones will fly as they search out poachers intent on slaying rhinos for their horns – one killed every 11 hours in South Africa alone."
Source: McClatchy, 05/28/2013
"U.S. Weather-Watcher Satellite Fails Just Before Hurricane Season"
"A key satellite positioned to track severe weather in the eastern United States has failed, just as the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season is about to start."
Source: Reuters, 05/28/2013
"The Tropical Upper Atmosphere 'Fingerprint' of Global Warming"
"In the tropics at heights more than 10 miles above the surface, the prevailing winds alternate between strong easterlies and strong westerlies roughly every other year. This slow heartbeat in the tropical upper atmosphere, referred to as the quasibiennial oscillation (QBO), impacts the winds and chemical composition of the global atmosphere and even the climate at Earth's surface."
Source: SPX, 05/28/2013
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