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DEADLINE: The National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships

Deadline is TODAY, May 17, to apply for this special year-long fellowship, a collaboration of SEJ, AHCJ and CASW. Twelve early-career US journalists will receive training, networking, mentoring, new sources and story ideas — while allowing them to stay at their jobs.

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SEJ Webinars

Join us May 18 for Missing Stories — Uncovering Environment-Climate-Religion Connections, a discussion on how to find these stories and tell them well, including launch of a new fellowship and story grants via SEJ's Fund for Environmental Journalism. Webinar details and registration. See also: Video recording and chat log for our May 11 webinar, "What Would Real Environmental Health and Justice Look Like?"

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#SEJSpotlight on Members

Meet SEJ member Maxine Joselow! Maxine is a climate law reporter for E&E News with a primary focus on lawsuits filed by states, cities and counties against the oil and gas industry over its alleged deception about the dangers of global warming. Want SEJ to promote your work to our social media followers? Here's how.

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Fund for Environmental Journalism

Apply now for FEJ story grants! Deadline June 15. For journalism projects covering environment-climate-religion connections and/or environmental health and justice in the U.S. Grants up to $5000; stipends up to $2000 for nonprofit news staffers or freelancers.

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SEJ Publication Highlights

Storm Surge Maps Help Envision Potential Hurricane Flood Catastrophes
05/12/2021 – Dangerous storm surge that often follows hurricanes can be the focus of life-saving journalism. Reporter’s Toolbox helps environmental journalists get ahead of storm surge with a key resource — a powerful government database and related maps showing surge hazards. Together with real-time advisories and a better understanding of what causes storm surge, Toolbox helps you better cover this danger.
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To-Do List for Climate Change Gas Methane Is Long, Challenging … and Newsy
05/12/2021 – The climate change gas methane, relatively little controlled but with a global warming potential many times that of carbon dioxide, has been much in the news recently and promises to remain there. The latest Backgrounder helps environmental journalists track the problem by detailing methane’s sources — from oil and gas production, agriculture and landfills — and the politics surrounding its regulation.
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Native Tribal Nations Push for Changes in Public Lands
05/12/2021 – As Native tribal nations successfully exert ancestral rights to land stewardship across the West, journalists covering these developments must first grasp the legal principles that underpin Native governmental sovereignty. But also key is to create and sustain relationships with Native community members. Veteran environment and Indigenous affairs reporter Debra Krol lays out the basics for effective reporting from Indian Country.
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WHY Join SEJ?

SEJ's mission is to strengthen coverage of environment, energy, health and climate news, by supporting the journalists who report that news. The benefits of joining include: access to grants for environmental reporting; mentoring by experienced journalists; and members-only e-mailing lists for sharing professional tips, news, and information. SEJ members meet and learn face-to-face from fellow members, other media professionals and topic experts, at our annual conference and volunteer-organized regional gatherings.

 

 

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