SEJ Members' Blogs and Websites
Here is a list of SEJ members' own blogs and websites, covering a plethora of environmental topics. Enjoy!
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Toolbox: NOAA Upgrades Weather and Climate Data
Get detailed flood data that is almost real-time, provided by 4,260 monitors on waterways throughout the US, and the latest information on temperature, precipitation, wind, El Nino and La Nina, Pacific sea level, events in the stratosphere, and more.
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Toolbox: USDA Releases New Census of Agriculture
Data range from the very big picture, such as the total acreage devoted to agriculture in the country, and each state and county, to myriad details.
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Public Comment Open for Renewable Energy Zones
The Western Governors' Association and the US DOE begin Phase 1 of a 4-phase process, with initial designation of suitable zones for renewable power generation in the western US, Canada, and Mexico.
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Food Deserts: Where The Food Isn't
Areas lacking easy access to affordable staple foods can signal larger long-term problems, including environmental ones. Simple interactive maps can play a key role in engaging your community.
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Cement Kiln Rule Proposal Possible in March
EPA proposes a new rule addressing emissions of toxic chemicals from kilns that are fueled by coal or other typical fuels, or allegedly nonhazardous waste. You'll find this, as well as other environmental story ideas, in the latest issue of TipSheet.
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Environmental Books by SEJ Members (2009)
Environmental books authored, co-authored or edited by SEJ members, and published in 2009.
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