Environmental Journalism, journalists
Environmental journalism is under attack
UNESCO and the International Federation of Journalists surveyed 905 journalists across 129 countries. Between 2009 and last year, more than 70 percent of reporters experienced attacks while working on environmental stories ranging from mining and deforestation to protests and land grabs.
Many communities of color are advocating for cleaner air, water, and land in their communities. Their push for environmental ...
President Joe Biden's White House has enacted many conservation wins for the American wilderness. But environmentalists say ...
There's a scramble in President Joe Biden's administration to get out the door as much funding as possible for clean energy ...
Environmental groups sued the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency on Thursday in an attempt to force the agency to ...
Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I write about environmental justice and equality. The Biden-Harris ...
A new U.N. report warns that environmental journalists across the globe are facing growing violence and intimidation.
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Even if courts were going to look favorably on some of the Biden regulations, there is a great deal that a potential second Trump administration could do to subvert the rules.
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Northwestern Mutual has been committed to doing what’s right—working to deliver positive, transformative results for ...
Dozens of dams have been removed across Illinois amid environmental and safety concerns. But it took more than a decade for ...
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