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Following Burrowers is a Big Project

A significant number of Bush administration political appointees have converted to career civil service jobs in recent months — many in areas covered by environment, energy, resource, science, and health journalists.

EPA Reports on Info Access 'Listening' Sessions

Results of EPA's 2008 "National Dialogue" to develop an "Information Access Strategy" are now online.

Google Opens Ocean Depths, VP Crib To View

Now journalists can explore the ocean deeps with Google Earth's newest tool.

262 Groups Urge Congress To Protect Whistleblowers

A coalition of 262 citizen groups from many walks of life urge the new Congress to pass legislation ending the widespread practice of government retaliation against federal employees who reveal government waste, fraud, and abuse.

SEJ 2001 Conference: Get Your Discount While You Can

Don't miss our earlybird rate! SEJ members who register by August 10 for SEJ's 11th Annual Conference (October 17-21, 2001, Portland, OR) pay only $145.

Overfishing: New Research, Reports, and Legislation

Overfishing is far greater than ever realized.

Park Service Advisory Board Recommendations

The Natl. Park Service Advisory Board will release its recommendations for improving the agency's ability to preserve parks

Coming Soon: The 2001 Antarctic Ozone Hole

Sometime in the next month, the Antarctic ozone hole is likely to start reappearing -- and making headlines.

Fluoridation Debate Continues

A decades-old controversy continues to hound the issue of fluoridated drinking water, which is consumed by a little over half of the US population.

EPA Mulls Loosening Limits on Atrazine in Drinking Water

Atrazine, one of the most commonly used pesticides on crops ranging from corn to trees, may not be as dangerous to humans as previously thought.

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