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"Informal World Climate Talks in Bonn in August"
"Senate Democrats Prep Team Girds for Climate Battle"
"Quake, Tsunami Potential High On U.S. West Coast"
"Draft Executive Order Aims to Curb Floodplain Development"
Media Critic: Who Will Do Regional or Local Investigations in Science?
Texas Journalist Adapts and Digs Deeper on the E-Beat
Read the "Inside Story" on the experiences of Greg Harman, a staff writer for the San Antonio Current, who wanted to be a journalist covering the environment and has stayed with that decision.
Biofuels: The Sequel — The Science Behind Second Generation Biofuels
Making fuel from cellulose? Will it be the fuel of the future and how is the U.S. system promoting or haring it? New political carrots and sticks are leading the biofuels industry into a second generation phase, and many critics of the biofuels industry think it's long overdue. The question for the industry, though, is whether the science is ready to scale up.
An Experiment in Grace: Major Case Covered by New Media Produces Satisfying Results
Winners: SEJ 8th Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment
Pollution near schools, longwall mining, biological invaders, climate change, environment and heredity, predator tagging, tar sands: these are just a few of the topics in this year's outstanding reporting being recognized by the SEJ awards.